Jamie & Steve – “Sub Textural” (2017) review
Jamie & Steve - Sub Textural (Loaded Goat Records 2017) Although most people know Jamie Hoover and Steve Stoeckel as one-half of the Spongetones, they also record as...
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Daybreak – “Daybreak” (1971) review
Daybreak - Daybreak (Gear Fab Records, 1971/2017) Operating out of Pearl River, New York, Daybreak came together in 1969. The band played local gigs to enthused audiences, and...
“Blues Rock Festival”/“Beat Club International” (1970) review
“Blues Rock Festival”/“Beat Club International” (Gear Fab Records, 1970/2017 reissue) Exploitation albums were the underground of the underground. Pressed in miniscule quantities on vanity labels, these offerings were so...
“Psychedelia 101 Iconic Underground Rock Albums 1966-1970” by Richard Morton Jack (2017) review
“Psychedelia 101 Iconic Underground Rock Albums 1966-1970” by Richard Morton Jack (Sterling Publishing) 2017 Defying description, psychedelia still holds ground as one of the most radical and exciting...
Uther Pendragon – San Francisco Earthquake (2016) review
Uther Pendragon "San Francisco Earthquake" (Guerssen Records, 2016) Listen: https://guerssenrecords.bandcamp.com/album/san-francisco-earthquake After more than four decades of hiding in the vaults, the amazing music of Uther Pendragon has finally surfaced....
Robbie The Werewolf – At The Waleback (1964) review
Robbie The Werewolf "At The Waleback" (Gear Fab Records, 1964/2016) Although the weird and wonderful prevails at "It's Psychedelic Baby," few albums are odder than this strange slab...
Various Artists – ‘Psychedelic States: Florida In The 60s Vol. 4’ (2015)
Since 1997, the Gear Fab label, which is located in Littleton, Colorado and run by Roger Maglio, has been releasing compilation albums featuring insanely obscure bands from the...
Finchley Boys – Everlasting Tributes (1972) review
Finchley Boys "Everlasting Tributes" (Golden Throat Records, 1972) Established early 1968, Finchley Boys quickly became a popular live act in and around their birthplace of Champaign, Illinois. The...
Sunlight – ‘Creation of Sunlight’ (1968)
For many years, folks thought the name of this band was Creation Of Sunlight. But thanks to rock and roll sleuths, the truth finally came to light. Sorry,...
Ant Trip Ceremony – 24 Hours (1968) review
Ant Trip Ceremony "24 Hours" (Collectables Records, 1968/1999) A super rare specimen, only three hundred copies of Ant Trip Ceremony's "24 Hours" were cut upon its initial release...