Greenslade – ‘Temple Songs: The Albums 1973-1975’ (2021)
Greenslade was formed in late 1972 by keyboard player Dave Greenslade following the breakup of Colosseum when guitarist Clem Clempson left to replace Peter Frampton in Humble Pie....
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The Resonars – ‘Gold To Blue’ & ‘Little Grey Men’/’Bold Marauder’ (2021)
Led by singer, songwriter and multi-faceted instrumentalist Matt Rendon, the Resonars emerged in the late nineties and have since held ground as one of the most exciting and...
The Poppermost – ‘Hits To Spare’ (2021)
In the weird and wacky world of Beatles pastiche and in the continuing trend of in-demand tribute aggregations, the name of Joe Kane deserves to loom large. Just...
Milky Edwards & the Chamberlings – ‘Moonage Daydream / Starman’ | Yet an unidentified group
Okay, so who on earth are Milky Edwards & The Chamberlings? Well, those that keep their ear close to the ground will doubtlessly have heard, some years ago,...
Various Artists – ‘Funky Chimes: Belgian Grooves From the 70’s Parts 1 & 2’
I’ve been told, “This sort of music was available to the ordinary consumer in 1970's Belgium, with a delivery that was sort of mind-boggling. If you saved up...
Neil Young’s Vaults Never Sleeps
In the last year or so, Neil Young has been very busy issuing music from his vast archives. Most of the music has been released in various audio...
The Sorrows – ‘Pink, Purple, Yellow And Red: The Complete Sorrows’ (2021)
The Sorrows story spanned five years in its original incarnation, divided into two distinctive eras, first as a garage based R&B band in the UK, then as a...
Infra / Treklöver – ‘Infra / Treklöver’ | “A mind-bending musical discovery!”
This Swedish power trio (aka Three-Leaf Clover) kicks off Subliminal Sound’s new 'The Swedish Hard Rock Underground – A Smorgasbord of Heavy Sounds' series geared towards unearthing unknown...
The Prefab Messiahs – ‘Music For Concerned Citizens’ (2021) | 40th Anniversary Album
Massachusetts-based “garage psych cult heroes” The Prefab Messiahs celebrate their 40th anniversary (!) with the release of their fifth album (OK, so there was this 30-year self-imposed exile!)....
The Forty Nineteens – ‘The New Roaring Twenties’ (2021)
Although the new decade began on a bum note, The Forty Nineteens maintain a sunny outlook. Not only has the Los Angeles band christened their current album 'The...