Bread Love & Dreams
BREAD LOVE & DREAMS: Availability of their rare debut coincides with founder’s death The name might at first suggest California ’67 flower-power or compatriot mainstreamers who hit on...
Reviews
The Move – Something Else From The Move (1968) review
Prime Time Live With Roy Wood and The Move “Something Else From The Move” (Esoteric Recordings, 2016) In February, 1968, Regal Zonophone Records decided to document the live...
The Cult of Dom Keller Interview
Come wallow in the psychedelic shadows... The Cult of Dom Keller are about to put out their new album 'Goodbye to the Light' on the Fuzz Club label....
Clear Light – ‘Clear Light’ (1967)
Originally released in September, 1967, on Elektra Records, Clear Light’s sole eponymous album was produced by Paul Rothchild, known for his work with The Doors and Love. Definitive...
Catherine Howe and Saffron Summerfield
Catherine Howe Because…It Would Be Beautiful (Talking Elephant TECD 306, 54.27) Saffron Summerfield Salisbury Plain / Fancy Meeting You Here! (Talking Elephant TECD 309, 69.09) Now and again...
JAZZ CORNER Presents: Albert Heath, Ethan Iverson & Ben Street – Philadelphia Beat (2015)
Listen/buy: http://sunnysidezone.com/album/philadelphia-beat I know, it’s been awhile since I sat down with you cool cats and kitten ... this afternoon Philadelphia Beat is playing in the background, sounding like...
Osamu Kitajima – Benzaiten (1976) review
Osamu Kitajima - Benzaiten (Merlins Nose Label Group) Listen/buy link: https://merlinsnoserecords.bandcamp.com/album/benzaiten World music and ethno sounds with an obvious Japanese origin meet progressive rock and psyche. The result...
Doug Tuttle – It Calls on Me (2016) review
Doug Tuttle - It Calls on Me (Trouble In Mind, 2016) Calling the musings of Doug Tuttle a hybrid of the genre he set out to prefect with...
Hashish – A Product Of (2016) review
Hashish - A Product Of (LP/CD on Subliminal Sounds/Woah Dad!/2016) A new slice of Swedish psychedelia that borrows equally from such diverse influences as funk, soul, prog, cinema...
The Move – Shazam (1970) review
Absolutely, Positively the Definitive "Shazam"! "Shazam" by The Move (Esoteric Recordings, 2016) Released nearly two years after The Move's eponymous debut LP, "Shazam" finds a band maturing and...