Stray – ‘Fire & Glass: The Pye Recordings 1975-1976’ (2017)
“Fire & Glass” is part two of the Stray saga, presented by Cherry Red Records, UK, a follow up to the 2017 four disc box set “All In...
Reviews
From The Vault: Neil Young – “After The Gold Rush” (1970)
So many of my early musical experiences were overshadowed by the War in Vietnam ... I used to envy those who discovered this album while in college, or...
Stack Waddy – “So Who The Hell Is Stack Waddy?” (2017) review
Stack Waddy “So Who The Hell Is Stack Waddy?” (Cherry Red Records, 2017) Taking their name from a character in a Mad Magazine comic strip, singer John Knail,...
Carlton Melton – ‘Hidden Lights’ (2017)
Carlton Melton are back with another dream drone track to start things off called 'Rememory'. Almost twenty minutes of slow crawling guitars, clam drums, and a sublime bass....
A Potpouri Of Melodies And Mayhem: Latin American And Canadian Rock, Pop, Beat, R&B, Folk, Garage, Psych And Prog 1963-1976 by Vernon Joynson
NEXT UP FROM BORDERLINE... This will be our next title in the series that has already brought us Fuzz, Acid and Flowers (US psych, prog and hippie-rock 1963-1976)...
Gin Lady – “Electric Earth” (2017) review
Gin Lady- Electric Earth (Kozmik Artifactz, 2017) https://ginlady.bandcamp.com/album/electric-earth This is the fourth release by the Swedish band Gin Lady. I heard the last one and really liked it...
The Bleu Forest – “Ichiban – Live At Jimmie’s” (2017) review
The Bleu Forest - Ichiban - Live At Jimmie’s (Golden Pavillion/Gear Fab Records, 2017) I’m betting most of you have heard the Bleu Forest’s “A Thousand Trees Deep,” which...
Stray – ‘All In Your Mind: The Transatlantic Years 1970-1974’ (2017)
Formed in London in the late 1960s, Stray recorded a total of eight albums between 1970 and 1976, the first five for the Transatlantic label, and those albums...
The Who – “Maximum As & Bs: The Complete Singles” (2017) review
The Who - Maximum As & Bs: The Complete Singles (2017) More than fifty years after they hit the music scene, the newest release by The Who proves...
Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile – ‘Lotta Sea Lice’ (2017)
My thoughts on Kurt Vile have changed over the years, and here with Courtney Barnett, I suddenly came face to face with what’s been eluding me for so...