Perth County Conspiracy | Interview | Terry Jones
Perth County Conspiracy was a Canadian psychedelic folk music group based in Stratford, Ontario, active during the 1970s. Perth County Conspiracy was formed in 1969. The founding members...
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Robyn Hitchcock | Interview | New Album, ‘Shufflemania!’
Robyn Hitchcock has recently released a new album, 'Shufflemania!,' offering up 10 gloriously ingenious new songs, out via Tiny Ghost Records. Having been formed in constant motion, the...
Frijid Pink | Interview | Drummer Rick Stevers
Rick Stevers began his musical odyssey in the 4th grade playing drums with his Grade School’s band. Next were his Middle School’s band and his High School’s Marching...
Concertgoing – part I, II, III | Listenings by Jason Weiss
A few years ago, I wrote a book of short texts that aimed to take stock of some five decades of listening. The project grew out of a...
Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera – ‘Long Nights Of Summer: The Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera Anthology’ (2022)
Long recognized as a band who truly deserved much better than they received, late 1960s British psychedelic rock quartet Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera left behind a musical legacy...
Clear Blue Sky | Interview | John Simms
Clear Blue Sky was a heavy rock band from the UK that released an album for Vertigo in 1971. John Simms, Ken White and Mark Sheather all originated...
Boogie | Interview | “Lost power trio from 60’s San Francisco”
Boogie was probably the first hard-blues / proto-metal group that emerged from the San Francisco scene. This power-trio was formed by Barry “The Bee” Bastian (Canned Heat, Lee...
Maestro Maya | Interview | ‘Live From Planet Maya’, New Vinyl Release via Nasoni Records
To celebrate the end of 2020, Maestro Maya gathered in the woods outside of Denton, TX and recorded an out of this world live set. On December 3,...
Global Village Trucking Company – ‘Dancing In The Street With Smiling Revolutionaries’
An east coast band in a different country nicknamed the British Grateful Dead due to extended jams? A co-founder who was a close cousin in regal line to...
Think I’m Going Weird: Original Artefacts From The British Psychedelic Scene 1966-68
“A slice of surprising history, history some people hope will never be repeated again,” narrates a suitably plum-voiced commentator, a bus painted in vivid colours sitting in the...