Beyond The Pale Horizon – The British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1972
The very first single to reach the number one position in the U.K charts in 1972 was a re-recording of a jingle penned to sell Coca Cola. ‘I'd...
The very first single to reach the number one position in the U.K charts in 1972 was a re-recording of a jingle penned to sell Coca Cola. ‘I'd...
A group of name-banders recording three well-reviewed albums on major labels in barely 18 months, by most criteria should have laid solid foundations for a glittering career. Their...
Four years in the making, Minneapolis quartet Magic Castles return with their seventh album and fourth on Brian Jonestown Massacre founder Anton Newcombe’s A Recordings. Again featuring vestiges...
Rare Bird was a late 1960’s/early 1970’s UK progressive rock band that lived up to their name by recording their first two albums without a guitarist, led instead...
Aside from McCartney’s debut solo album 'McCartney' in 1970 'Ram', released in 1971 and credited to Paul and Linda McCartney, was only the second complete work from McCartney...
Finnish bassist/synth player Santtu Laakso (aka DJ Astro) has been quiet since his last Dark Sun release about 13 years ago (although he did collaborate with fellow Finnish...
Dr. Space has been making excellent use of his extra time in lockdown by recording and releasing several albums in the last few months under various monikers (Doctors...
One of the great things about John Lennon is how much he chronicled his life, particularly near the end of the Beatles and especially after the group broke...
The third album from Berlin psychedelic power trio continues their melodic, danceable garage stomp for those who like to get high and pogo-a go-go! Opening with ‘Trip’ and...
Dr. Space (synths), Matt Couto (guitar), and Luis Antero (field recordings from Portugal) collaborate once again on their sophomore album, 13 individual segments assembled by Dr. Space to...