Second Nature: A Long Buried 1970 Gem of British Blues Rock
In the late 1960s and early 1970s Britain produced an endless stream of local blues groups, many formed in school halls, pubs and youth places, most destined to...
Klemen Breznikar
Richard Norris on the Making of ‘Mr Norris Changes Brains’
'Mr Norris Changes Brains' is the latest chapter in Richard Norris’s lifelong mission to, as he puts it, blend psychedelic sounds and effects with rhythm. A 42 track...
Robert Callender Gives Interview as His 1968 Psych Album ‘Rainbow’ Receives an Anniversary Concert Release
Robert Callender remains one of the most enigmatic figures to emerge from the late sixties search for spiritual and creative transformation. His 1968 album 'Rainbow' has long circulated...
Jodo: The Lost Seventies Hard Rock Gem Ritchie Blackmore Loved
Jodo were one of those great early seventies British hard rock bands that somehow slipped through the cracks, though they had a strong connection to Deep Purple guitarist...
Dennis Hauck Returns to His First Love with Darkly Poetic Americana
Critically acclaimed filmmaker Dennis Hauck, best known for his neo-noir debut Too Late, is returning to his musical roots with a new song that blend cinematic storytelling with...
From Children of the Mushroom to Lady: Unearthing the Lost Prog Rock Recordings
The Children of the Mushroom were one of those Californian outfits who seemed to materialise, burn brightly, and vanish before anyone quite registered their presence. Originating in 1967,...
Inside Archetypes: Nathan Sherman and Alex Petcu on Sound, Symbol, and Collaboration
'Archetypes' is the daring new album from Ireland-based duo Nathan Sherman (viola) and Alex Petcu (percussion), released on CD and digital via Diatribe Records. The album features commissioned...
The Mynabirds Interview: ‘It’s Okay To Go Back If You Keep Moving Forward’
On November 7, The Mynabirds will release 'It’s Okay To Go Back If You Keep Moving Forward' on Laura Burhenn’s own Our Secret Handshake imprint. 'It’s Okay To...
Uton on Making Experimental Music by Letting Go
Finnish sound artist Uton approaches music as a process of discovery. His new album 'Unusual Suggestions' continues his long exploration of texture, improvisation, and pure chance. In conversation,...
Inside the Soundworld of One Velvet Winter: An Interview with Stef Kohler
Stef Kohler, the visionary behind One Velvet Winter, moves effortlessly through the haunted borderlands of sound and silence. His work feels intimate, spectral, and immense, grounded in a...