Barclay James Harvest – ‘Barclay James Harvest’ (1970)
Music-finders all, how do we come to our stuff today in this new century? Much of course forms the core of our collection, as if DNA-like essence from...
Reviews
Arcadian Child – “Afterglow” (2017) review
Arcadian Child - Afterglow (Rogue Wave Records, 2018) https://arcadianchildband.bandcamp.com/album/afterglow I am a huge fan of the most recent wave of psychedelic music that is happening across the globe....
Daniel Daniel – “The Lonesome Hollow” (2018) review
Daniel Daniel - The Lonesome Hollow (2018) The Lonesome Hollow comes across like the soundtrack to some pulp novel drama, and why shouldn’t it, the songs sound as...
The Asteroid No.4 – ‘Collide’ (2018)
It’s hard to believe that I’ve been riding with Asteroid #4 for two decades now, with their new album Collide celebrating those mystic years when they first washed...
Mouvements – “Mouvements” (1976/2018 reissue) review
Mouvements - Mouvements (Guerssen Records, 1976/2018 reissue) https://guerssenrecords.bandcamp.com/album/mouvements This is the first ever reissue of a very strange and bizarre album from Switzerland. It was originally released in...
King Ropes – “Green Wolverine” (2018) review
King Ropes - Green Wolverine (Self-released, 2018) review https://kingropes.bandcamp.com/releases Dave Hollier left his hometown of Bozeman, Montana to move to Brooklyn, NY. His life was just starting. It...
The Laissez Fairs – “Target On My Back” (2017) review
The Laissez Fairs - Target On My Back (Birs Recordings, 2017) A wonderful psychedelic mod rock band from Las Vegas, NV, The Laissez Fairs, namely John Fallon and...
From The Vault: The Serpent Power – “The Serpent Power” (1967)
Many thought there would be much to follow and progressions to be made when Serpent Power (a seven piece band that often morphed into ten during live shows)...
The Black Sand – ‘Into Forever’ (2018)
Black Sand has delivered perhaps their most contextual, evolving and softly haunting album to date, one filled with intoxicatingly delicious music that sits like jars of honey warming...
Automatic City – “Bongoes & Tremoloes” (2017) review
Automatic City - Bongoes & Tremoloes (Stag-O-Lee Records, 2017) One of the most unique bands of today, and one that simply defies definition, Automatic City, is a most...