Jello Biafra Interview – All In
In the immortal words of Wesley Willis, “You are a good punk rocker - You are a singing maniac - You can really sing your ass off to...
Record Collecting
‘A Sharp Shock To The System’ by Vernon Joynson (2019)
In a departure from his famous series of works on rock, pop, beat, garage, psych and prog rock recorded between 1963 and 1976 in the US, UK, Canada,...
Void Records
Here’s the story of Void Records, a label that reissued many Psychedelic Rock releases from 60s and 70s. Formed by Brian Hulitt. I was born Brian Hulitt March...
Owen Maercks
40 years after his first solo album, Owen Maercks made a second one called Kinds Of Blue, which refers as much to Miles Davis and blues as it...
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...
Earthless interview with Mario Rubalcaba
Interview with Mario Rubalcaba of Earthless about their latest release Black Heaven, being on tour and record collecting. Black Heaven was recently released. Yes, and I cannot believe...
Alex Rumboldt
“A cat unearthed. Artificially cancerous uterus. Adaptive car underbody. A cute uncle. A callous undoing.” Alex Rumboldt build up a strange and impressive discography as Aaiesieux with Found...
“A Potpourri Of Melodies And Mayhem” by Vernon Joynson (2017)
Having outgrown its britches, or binding capacity, as the case may be, author Vernon Joynson’s title “Dreams, Fantasies and Nightmares from Far Away Lands Revisited” has been put...
A Quick Q & A with author Vernon Joynson
Following exactly the same format as for The Two-Volume Tapestry of Delights and A Melange Of Musical Pipedreams And Pandemonium, Vernon covers Latin American and Canadian rock, pop,...
A Potpouri Of Melodies And Mayhem: Latin American And Canadian Rock, Pop, Beat, R&B, Folk, Garage, Psych And Prog 1963-1976 by Vernon Joynson
NEXT UP FROM BORDERLINE... This will be our next title in the series that has already brought us Fuzz, Acid and Flowers (US psych, prog and hippie-rock 1963-1976)...