Trip Hill – ‘Takes From Oblivion’ (2000)
Trip Hill opens the first track of 'Takes From Oblivion' sounding for all the world like Sonic Boom [late of Spacemen 3], delivering a comprehensive guitar driven bit...
Reviews
Lamagia – Lamagia (2017) review
Lamagia - Lamagia (LP on Cardinal Fuzz/Sunrise Ocean Bender, 2017) Listen: https://lamagaia-sob.bandcamp.com/album/lamagaia Sophomore full length from Sweden psychsters features 35 minutes of brain-crushing, throbbing deliciousness split across two sidelong tracks....
Steve Gunn – ‘Eyes on the Lines’ (2016)
Steve Gunn doesn’t take many chances, and as much as I enjoy his lazy harmonic psychedelic meanderings, I’m beginning to wonder just how much more of Gunn’s music...
The Vacant Lots – ‘Berlin EP’ (2016)
The Vacant Lots made a bold move by titling this shimmering EP Berlin, a city that has come to stand and embrace so much as of late, delivering...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Mushroom With Eddie Gale – Joint Happening (2007)
Mushroom With Eddie Gale - Joint Happening (Hyena Records, 2007) Depending on your point of view, this is either a very majestic well thought out experimental body of...
LSD and the Search for God – Heaven Is a Place (2016) review
LSD and the Search for God - Heaven Is a Place (Deep Space Recordings, 2016) Riding low, with even neon-blue being too bright for LSD and the Search...
Greg “Stackhouse” Prevost – Universal Vagrant (2016) review
Greg “Stackhouse” Prevost - Universal Vagrant (Mean Disposition CD/LP, 2016) https://gregstackhouseprevost.bandcamp.com/album/universal-vagrant Just to give some context for those who may still perhaps be unfamiliar with this one-of-a-kind artist,...
Mick Softley – ‘Any Mother Doesn’t Grumble’ (1972)
At last a classic of the time before the Punk dam burst has a first CD release, from an era when a singer-songwriter could get a three-LP contract...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Pharoah Sanders – Black Unity (1971)
During the 1960s, many new and exciting musical movements emerged. Psychedelic rock is of course the first that comes to mind, but it was also the decade of...
Marvin Gardens – ‘1968’ (2016) review
Marvin Gardens - 1968 (High Moon CD/2xLP) I’m sure I’ve said this before but it’s something worth repeating ... don’t you just love it when you’ve been hit...