National Flag – ‘Thank You & Goodnight’ (1976)
By now, my short relationship with National Flag is the stuff of legend, at least in my own mind, which went sort of like this: I was on...
By now, my short relationship with National Flag is the stuff of legend, at least in my own mind, which went sort of like this: I was on...
Fleetwood Mac’s discography may be one of the most confusing of all the groups that debuted in the 1960s. While the group’s mid-70s albums with the lineup that...
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Some music you control, some music controls you, yet every once in awhile an album floats onto my turntable that’s so unexpected, an album that ebbs and flows...
The prolific Brazilian trio Firefriend return with their sixth album since forming in 2016 and 'Dead Icons' continues their psychedelic assault on the senses like a midnight raid...
Fast-acting Greek psychedelic trio Chasing Bone typically capture their recordings in a few hours, improvising sound collages until a coherent whole emerges from its myriad side routes and...
Some thirty years ago, Tom Petty wished for 'Wildflowers' to be a much longer and more inclusive outing, of course his record label disagreed, saying that a stretched...