Month: March 2004

– The Far-Out Sounds Of Four ‘60s Garage-Punk Combos – Playing “just for kicks”, and eventually chicks, was mostly the main motive for most of the mid ‘60s garage bands, but then again, it may […]

With an album title in a perfect accordance with such a variety of mid-to-end sixties influences, Unrelated Statements makes kind of an ultimate non-conceptual album!? Though this is the fourth Maharajas’ release (mini album and […]

After being hailed as “the next big thing” in their Spanish homeland, Jet Lag takes off to try to spread the sound internationally with their second album. Though they can’t be described as a usual […]

Considering all the (by)projects involving these two guys, they could easily make a double V.A. comp, chockfull of influences spanning from rootsy American tradition, through Brit-invasion and new-wave-ish power-pop, to the most contemporary guitar-driven soundscape. […]

Ever since their first single on the French Larsen label, there was something in the air “indikating” that something’s about to hit the moderndaze sixties scene. Over the past year or so, they kept us […]

Masterminded by an ex-Frampton Brother, Ed Masley, The Breakup Society’s debut finds us learning about the usual girl-trouble in the most entertaining and funny way. Most of the album comes as an intentionally-underproduced-but-still-so-innocently-powerful-sounding-and-hook-heavy-infectious-power-pop, chockfull of […]

After the recent re-release of the band’s Mod revival classic Beat That (on Captain Mod), here comes a slight “detour”, introducing some unheard/demo/live recordings from ‘78-’82. Almost half of both Beat It and Pop-Ish Frenzy […]