Universe ’71: Welsh Ultra-Rare Heavy Rock Unearthed
The incredibly rare, self-titled album by Universe is finding its way back onto shelves, thanks to a recent reissue from Ancient Grease Records. What's even more fascinating is...
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Frank Meyer (Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs, Trading Aces, FEAR) Steps Out with ‘Living Between the Lines’
After years fronting West Coast punk bands like The Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs and Trading Aces, and sharing stages with punk legends including FEAR, Wayne Kramer, and James Williamson, Frank...
American Cosmic Revival: Gram Parsons’ Vision Lives On with International Submarine Band & Sweetheart of the Rodeo Alums Earl Poole Ball and JayDee Maness
Nearly sixty years after its release, the International Submarine Band’s 'Safe at Home' remains a touchstone, its influence defining the "Cosmic American Music" movement initiated by Gram Parsons’...
Digging Into the Sound of Trizo 50 & Phantasia: An Interview with Private Press Legends
Private press records have a special charm for collectors because they offer honest snapshots from times when mainstream routes were not an option. Bands like Phantasia and their...
From Dan Hicks to Maria Muldaur: John Girton Traces American Roots
John Girton embodies the authentic spirit of American music, having been a key collaborator with Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks for years. With a career spanning decades,...
Bob Mosley Opens Up on Moby Grape and His Solo Album Reissue
Bob Mosley stands as one of rock’s quietly enduring voices, best known as the bassist and singer of the legendary 1960s San Francisco band Moby Grape. A gifted...
From Chicken Shack to Hawkwind & Beyond: The Story of Alan Powell
Alan Powell is one of rock's unsung drumming heroes, with a career spanning some of the most influential bands of the '60s and '70s, like Chicken Shack, Vinegar...
Street Songs & Steel Guitars: An Interview with Cary Baker on Down on the Corner
Cary Baker was just a suburban Chicago kid with ears wide open when his dad took him to Maxwell Street one day in 1970. There, on a cracked...
Radio Massacre International | Interview | New Album, ‘Galactic Furnace’
Radio Massacre International, the UK-based instrumental trio, has built a unique reputation for their intense electronic improvisations laced with the heavy, cosmic influence of space rock. Over the...
Neil Young, Grateful Dead & ‘Shattered Dreams & Broken Songs’: Ken Viola Tells All
'Shattered Dreams & Broken Songs' is definitely not your typical '70s record. It’s a jumbled mix of late-night recording sessions and offhand jam ideas. The album is a...