Interview with Justin Jackley
Justin Jackley is an artist from Austin, Texas. He’s a great friend of our magazine and also our official illustrator. He made all the headlines and logos for...
Klemen Breznikar
White Light interview
White Light was an American progressive rock group originally from New Orleans. They reformed in Austin, Texas. The trio was signed by legendary Sonobeat Records. The recordings include...
IPBM Podcast 3 – Jus Oborn (Electric Wizard)
You have last tab of acid left in your antique dresser box and you're home alone and want to experience psychedelic nightmare? Well who else to ask than...
Stack | Interview | ‘Above All’
Stack was a heavy psych band from Los Angeles that formed out of various successful bands. They did it all. They had a big opportunity to sign up...
Pinnacle interview with David Mylett
Pinnacle was a group from Liverpool highly influenced by groups like Pink Floyd and Hawkwind. At the same time they also enjoyed hard rock groups like Deep Purple...
An interview with Todd Tamanend Clark
Based in his native Pennsylvania-West Virginia-Ohio stomping grounds (as well as for a few years in San Francisco), Todd Tamanend Clark is an iconoclastic poet, composer, and multi-instrumentalist...
Lift | Interview | Chip Gremillion
From a commercial standpoint, the US didn’t have many well-known Progressive Rock bands, with perhaps the exception of Happy The Man. However, when we delve into the underground...
Jefferson Airplane | Hot Tuna | Jorma Kaukonen | Interview
In a career that has already spanned a half-century, Jorma Kaukonen has been the leading practitioner and teacher of fingerstyle guitar, one of the most highly respected interpreters...
Michael Moorcock interview about Hawkwind, Robert Calvert …
Michael Moorcock is well respected author, probably most known for his science fiction and fantasy sequences. He was also a part of underground rock band like psychedelic warriors...
Cowboy interview
Tommy Talton and Scott Boyer have a long history in music. From Talton's start in "We The People" to Boyer's "The 31st of February" (featured Duane and Greg Allman)....