Diamond Head | Interview | “Am I Evil?”
Diamond Head are one of the most influential English heavy metal bands that originally formed in 1976 in Stourbridge, West Midlands. Brian Tatler's brother David inspired him to...
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Blue Cheer | Randy Holden | Interview | New Album, ‘Population III’
The legendary guitarist Randy Holden recently unleashed 'Population III' via RidingEasy Records. Following his tenure in Blue Cheer in 1969, the guitarist aimed for more control over...
Scott Seskind | Interview | “A lo-fi delight”
Scott Seskind belongs to what Paul Major calls “Real People” musicians, one-of-a-kind artists operating wholly outside the industry. Seskind released his debut album in 1985 created at home...
James Gang | Richard Shack | Interview | The Case of E.T. Hooley, Uncle Tom …
Richard Shack is a successful guitarist playing for over five decades now. He was the founding member of a Cleveland-based band The Case of E.T. Hooley, United Artists...
Richard Torrance | Interview | “Moonlight Trippin’”
Richard Torrance is a singer, guitarist, songwriter, and producer with more than sixty years of performing experience in the music business. Born in the Midwest, he relocated to...
Didier Malherbe | Interview | Legendary Gong Member
Didier Malherbe lives an extraordinary life. His path crossed many iconic figures. Malherbe dived into cultures all around the world and played nearly 2000 concerts with bands like...
Pegasus | Interview | Obscure 70s killer hard rock from Baltimore
Pegasus were a fantastic short-lived hard rock band formed in Baltimore playing Blue Cheer / Black Sabbath inspired riffs that only recorded a sole self-released single in 1972....
Tom Carson and the Lazy Eggs and Fiddlers Music Store | ‘60s Garage Rock from Detroit, Michigan
Collectors of private press albums and singles released during the progressive rock ’70s—records now discovered via unauthorized digital represses, most infamously by the defunct Radioactive Records shingle—mistakenly interchange...
The Sweet Younguns | ‘60s Garage Prog-Rock from Atlanta, Georgia
When a U.S. progressive music fan reminisces of Atlanta, Georgia’s WPLO-FM, they affectionately recall ex-WQXI newscaster Ed Shane who became the first program director for WPLO’s newly format-flipped,...
In Memory of Tony Hill | High Tide
Tony Hill was one of my oldest friends. One of the downright nicest guys I've ever met. Down to earth, humble and unassuming and truly the most ground-breaking...