2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the release of Arthur, from the Kinks. Not necessarily lauded as a landmark in pop music history, it is, like everything else...
Not to be confused with Bob and Carole Pegg’s contemporary folk rock band, this Brighton quartet are mostly remembered, if at all, for the magnificent, sitar-drenched ‘Butterfly’, a...
Pauwel De Buck is a tape collagist- and manipulator from Belgium. His latest release is a self-titled mini-album on Kerm. It’s pointless to still call it ‘experimental’ or...
Launched in 1983, Highs in the Mid-Sixties was a compilation series composed of wildly obscure songs from the sixties. Over the course of three years, a staggering twenty-three volumes...
In their followup to 2017’s ‘Bongoes and Tremeloes’ Automatic City has released a new twelve track LP ‘Triple Ripple’ that like its predecessors is so unique and original...
One of the most heralded private-pressing gems of homegrown psychedelia gets the typically thorough remastering and repackaging from Guerssen imprint Out-Sider music. Now you can relive the experience...
The history of rock music is filled with artists who were incredible songwriters but lacked instrumental prowess and others who were amazing performers but were not as strong...
Originally formed during a lull in recordings by British R&B rockers The Pretty Things, the band’s alter-egos, The Electric Banana, did several series of recordings for the De...
With the end of the calendar year closing in, it’s the time when many music journalists will be writing up their best of 2019 lists. For this writer,...
Earlier this year The Museum of Ventura County--located in picturesque Ventura, California--featured an exhibit honoring local resident and world class musician Chris Hillman. As Psychedelic Baby Magazine readers...