Psych for Sore Eyes (2012) review
The blurry album jacket is the front cover of the best-looking record you will see this year. It’s for the Psych For Sore Eyes EP, and it's being...
Reviews
Neil Young & Crazy Horse – Psychedelic Pill (2012) review
Neil Young began this psychedelic saga while rambling through his past in search of material for his book Waging Heavy Peace, a book that’s both compelling, labored, and...
Strawberry Alarm Clock – Wake Up Where You Are (2012) review
If you know anything about LA’s vibrant psychedelic scene in the 1960‘s, than you’ll recognize the band name Strawberry Alarm Clock. Their first single and most popular “Incense...
Spiritualized – ‘Sweet Heart Sweet Light’ (2012)
"Bewilderment" is the first word that came to mind after listening to 'Huh?' by Spiritualized, which is, and always has been a Jason Pierce [J. Spaceman] effort …...
Gunn-Truscinski Duo – Ocean Parkway (2012) review
Following in the footsteps that were featured on The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper and The Rolling Stones' Satanic Majesties Request, Steven Gunn, who’s probably the best guitarist no one...
The UFO Club – The UFO Club (2012) review
No ... it’s not mono garage psych crawling across your musical threshold as Them [with Van Morrison] did back in 1966, riveting you in place with “Mystic Eyes”;...
Jackie Farrow – One Foot In The Graveyard (2012) Review
Jackie Farrow is what I would call underground artist. He is not just a musician, but also a writer and photographer. Apart from photography, he has been a...
21st Century Sound Movement review
When it seems, that nothing else could be discovered in the garage/psych scene always something interesting pops out. Like 'EVOL' last year for example, or perhaps 'Nimbus', but...
The Solar System – ‘Lysergic Summer’ (2012)
The Solar System has become the underground psychedelic scene’s answer to the prominent Psychonaut Platoons that have emerged in recent years. Offering an alternative route to head travels,...
Silver Apples – The Garden (1969-1970/1998) review
The Silver Apples were a psychedelic electronic music duo that have been credited to somewhat help create what would later be known as techno/dance music by employing electronic instruments and...