Guru Guru interview with Mani Neumeier
The release of Rotate! celebrates 50th anniversary of Guru Guru. Album is available on vinyl via Adansonia Records. The 32nd album in the long history of Guru Guru pulls...
Klemen Breznikar
Annexus Quam interview
Annexus Quam formed back in 1967 in Kamp-Lintfort (near Dusseldorf). By 1970 they released Osmose and two years later very experimental album entitled Beziehungen. Both releases are very...
The Citradels | Interview
The Citradels began in Geelong, Australia, in late 2010 as a musical outlet for Sunny Down Snuff. His bedroom project gradually expanded into a band and two EPs...
Naxatras interview
Naxatras is a hard psychedelic rock band from Greece. Their latest album is filled with psychedelic jams. III demonstrates band’s stylistic expansion towards progressive-rock, jazz and acid-rock territories....
Agitation Free interview with Lutz Graf-Ulbrich
Lutz Graf-Ulbrich stands as a pivotal figure in the landscape of German experimental music. A founding member of the pioneering Krautrock band Agitation Free and a key contributor...
The Band Whose Name Is a Symbol interview with John Westhaver
The Band Whose Name Is a Symbol are a collection of musicians from Ottawa, Canada who play some of the best improvisational, free form psychedelic music. Where and...
Velvet Elevator interview
Velvet Elevator from Wollongong, Australia recently released a heavy psychedelic album Prīncipium. It’s been one of my favorites for awhile now. Who’s in Velvet Elevator and what do...
Tokyo Jazz Joints | Documenting A Vanishing World Of Japanese Jazz Culture
Tokyo Jazz Joints is a documentary photography project which began to document Tokyo’s myriad jazz bars and cafes back in March 2015, with little idea of how far...
The Kundalini Genie interview
Spaced out drones, druggy melodies, a hammering rhythmic section and an eccentric, high octane frontman leading the charge. What do you consider to be your first real exposure...
Satan’s Satyrs interview with Clayton Burgess
‘Wild Beyond Belief!’ Upon recovering from being steamrolled over by the onslaught of Satan’s Satyrs’ new album, The Lucky Ones you’ll likely wonder just what exactly it was that hit...