The Auras – “The Auras” (2012) review
The Auras - The Auras (2012) In consideration of the band’s catalog in general ... Many years ago, one of the first things that drove me to cassettes...
Lexi Disques
The Brussels based Lexi Disques label is celebrating ten years of existence. Two personal favourites: the paddo one (City Hands - A Place In The World, 2014) and...
The Jelly Bean Bandits interview
Interview with Michael Raab of The Jelly Bean Bandits. In 1968, The Jelly Bean Bandits released their debut LP on Mainstream Records. Interview with keyboardist Michael Raab Where...
Healing Spells – “Past Lives” (2018) review
Healing Spells - Past Lives (Self-released, 2018) https://artist.landr.com/music/800739316126 I know, I know. You’re judging the album art. I get it. That was my first instinct too. I suppose...
Spirit – It Shall Be: ‘The Ode & Epic Recordings 1968-1972’ (2018)
The late 1960s and early 1970s were a most fertile time in musical history, especially in the rock genre. While many of the seminal bands came from the...
The Beatles – “The Beatles in Stereo” (2009) review
The Beatles - The Beatles in Stereo (Parlophone, 2009) To my way of thinking, one can’t say enough about the most influential band of my life, and for...
The Rising Storm - “Calm Before…” review / interview
US group The Rising Storm emanated from out of a small, but isolated scene outside of the main commercial rock circuit that was happening in and around the...
BUNNIES – “The Problem With Link Think” premiere
BUNNIES “The Problem With Link Think” off their new album, Transportation To Mind Transformation Quote from drummer, Matt Newman, about the new album: “This album suggests two ways...
Sweet Thursday: The New Herman Dune
Sweet Thursday: The New Herman Dune (Video Premiere in This Article!) David-Ivar Herman Düne is a French/Swedish citizen who began playing anti-folk in Paris at a time when...
From The Vault: Banchee – “Banchee” (1969)
Banchee - “Banchee” (Atlantic Records 1969) I first became aware of Banchee in the late nineties, when hearing their song, “I Just Don't Know,” on a “Psychedelic Frequencies”...