Powell St. John, Sultan of Psychedelia
Powell St. John is unquestionably one of the true founders and innovators of the Acid Rock sound. Powell St. John about Sultan of Psychedelia release: Most of the...
Ross Beattie presents It’s Psychedelic Baby podcast #25 (April)
A brand new podcast hosted by Ross Beattie (The Night Tripper) C.A. Quintet - Underground Music The Cosmic Dead - Anatta Froth - Lost My Mind No Strange...
From The South / The Newsletters interview
I discovered Conor Hutchinson’s band From The South completely by accident, when a green vinyl copy of “Cool, Cool Memories” showed up at my door with an unsigned...
Melody Fields – ‘Melody Fields’ (2018)
If you were like me, discovering the Melody Fields by way of their first single 'Morning Sun' in 2017, you know I was highly anticipating the release of...
The Brotherhood Of Peace | Interview | ‘Cuttin’ Loose’
The Brotherhood Of Peace was a Mount Airy, North Carolina-based rock group from the 1970s that had a lone LP out on the private Avanti label called 'Cuttin’...
Kip Nelson – “Found Out” premiere
Kip Nelson is a fresh songwriter out of Santa Barbara making chilled out, indie-psych tunes. “Found Out is a track that started out as an experiment laying a...
‘Laughing’ by Forest Ray | New Album, ‘Laughing’
Exclusive premiere of title track from the upcoming album, 'Laughing' by Forest Ray. Forest Ray experiments in the analog and psychedelic. Their progressively vintage sound will have you...
Edgar Winter – “Tell Me In A Whisper, The Solo Albums 1970-1981” (2018) review
Edgar Winter - Tell Me In A Whisper, The Solo Albums 1970-1981 (Cherry Red Records, 2018) Born in Texas in 1946, two years after his famous brother and blues...
Fourth Dimension (4D) – “Millennial Kingdom Vol. 2” (2018) review
Fourth Dimension (4D) – Millennial Kingdom Vol. 2 (Dankradio, 2017) https://jodyg4d.bandcamp.com/album/millennial-kingdom-vol-2 Fourth Dimension (4D) has put out a new collection of jazzy progressive rock featuring the artist’s hard...
His Name is Alive – “Black Wings” (2018) review
His Name is Alive - Black Wings (HHBTM Records, 2018) Between the late 1980s and the present, Michigan’s His Name is Alive has unleashed a dizzying number of...