Trapeze – ‘Medusa’ (1970)
Following the release of their self-titled debut LP in early 1970, lead vocalist/trumpeter John Jones and keyboardist Terry Rowley exited Trapeze. Remaining members, lead guitarist Mel Galley, lead...
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Big Blood – ‘Dark Country Magic’ (2020)
Following a decade of travelling the alternative universe submerged in experimental, avant-folk, psychedelic, New Weird America(na), several members of the Portland, Maine-based communal collective that was Cerberus Shoal...
Anton Barbeau – ‘Manbird’ (2020)
Anton Barbeau has recorded over 30 albums, but sadly, many people have never heard of him. On a positive note, however, Kawabata Makoto and his Acid Mothers Temple...
White Manna – ‘ARC’ (2020)
The seventh studio album from California’s intrepid space navigators explores a more introspective mood. With songs ranging from under a minute to over ten, there’s a soothing somnambulant...
Prana Crafter – ‘MorphoMystic’ (2020)
The enigmatic William Sol creates mystical, organic experiences drawn from frequent nature walks through the woodlands near his home in Washington State. So the title of his latest...
Acid Acid – ‘Jodorowsky’ (2020)
Last year, a friend of a former girlfriend of mine told me about the experience of watching 'The Holy Mountain' while on acid. He starkly recommended not to...
The Asteroid No.4 – ‘Northern Songs’ (2020)
The Asteroid No. 4 have always worn their influences on their collective sleeves and the tongues firmly planted in their cheeks. A heady collective of musicologists, their albums...
Kimono Drag Queens – ‘Songs of Worship’ (2020)
Sydney, Australia is home to many things, from the terribly tragic Backpack Killings perpetrated by Ivan Milat, to beautiful scenic destinations like Cottesloe Beach, and the Sydney Harbour;...
Happy Dead Man – ‘Vines Grown Between My Eyes’ (2020)
A mind-numbingly twisted nightmare featuring a collaboration between industrial/dark ambient musician W. David Oliphant (Maybe Mental, Life Garden), Sun City Girl Alan Bishop and Fat Gray Cat vocalist...
Trapeze – ‘You Are The Music-We’re Just The Band’ (1972)
Released on 1 December 1972 “You Are The Music-We’re Just The Band” was the second and final LP released by Trapeze in their definitive power trio lineup of...