Magic & Naked – “Dark Room” premiere
Formed in 2013, the four tortured souls of Magic & Naked were seeking for a meaning to their lives. The band began touring in Switzerland, Europe and the...
Joe James Boyle – “Daze” premiere
JJB’s music sounds like an outsider who’s decided to finally let all hell break loose, or enjoy things for a while before he does so. Backed up by...
Eric Frisch – “Water into Gold” (2018) review
Eric Frisch - Water into Gold (Self-released, 2018) The Toronto-born singer/songwriter Eric Frisch just put out Water into Gold, a small release of three folk pop tunes. Now based...
Novagolde – “Novagolde” (2018) review
Novagolde - Novagolde (Self-released, 2018) https://novagolde.bandcamp.com/ Novagolde just debuted their self-titled EP, a sweetly concise collection of psychedelic rock. Self-described as hailing from the “4th Dimension” (as well...
The Yardbirds interview with Jim McCarty
Jim McCarty is the renowned drummer from The Yardbirds who is respected worldwide for his innovative drumming style which he introduced into music in the ‘60s on hits...
Pink Floyd’s Best Kept Secret: ‘A Saucerful Of Secrets’ 50 Years On
This week fifty years ago, a semi-famous English group with the strange name of ‘Pink Floyd’ released their second LP: ‘A Saucerful Of Secrets’. The release was met...
The Callas With Lee Ranaldo – “Acid Books” premiere
The Callas with Sonic Youth’s Lee Ranaldo The Callas is the tip of an artistic squad producing music, artworks, films, magazines, events, art shows, initiated by the brothers...
Buffalo Springfield – “What’s That Sound?” (2018) review
Buffalo Springfield - What’s That Sound? (2018) More than 52 years since the release of its debut s/t LP and nearly 50 years after the release of their last...
The Vibrators – “The Albums 1979-85” (2018) review
The Vibrators - The Albums 1979-85 (Cherry Red Records, 2018) As a follow up to 2017’s “The Epic Years 1976-1978” four disc box set, Cherry Red Records, UK, presents...
From The Vault: Forever Amber – “The Love Cycle” (1969)
If ever there was a place on the map where I could put down a finger, and say, “This is the place where Lo-Fi began ...,” it would...