Having more than enough British origins within their changing line-up, The Purple Hearts made sure that the mid’60s r’n’b boom shakes the Oz ground just as hard as it did in Britain. Featuring the band’s […]
– More Pop-psych Sounds From The Apple Era 1967-1969 – A sequel to 94 Baker Street Songs, An Apple A Day offers us a “bite even further into the Apple”, providing no less than 15 […]
Being unavailable since about two years after it’s initial release in 1991 on Skyclad, the original 5-song EP by the renowned L.A. paisley psychedelicate popsters is being re-released for the first time on their own […]
– The Real Pop Recordings Of The Someloves 1985-1989 – .. and not only the “real pop recordings” but pretty much everything they’ve ever released … and bit more, which again isn’t that much unfortunately, […]
Being forever overshadowed by their brief liaison with Apple Records, in spite of never even getting a chance for a full “bite”, Mortimer is a bunch of ex-garage rockers (as The Teddy Boys), hailing from […]
– The Definitive Mod-Pop Collection 1967-1968 – About time indeed! Even though many of you probably have at least some of the already available more-or-less official “attacks” at the matter, as appropriately described in the […]
Sticking to the same “ground-shaking moving sounds” established by the time of their 2004 debut album Don’t Sleep On This! (reviewed elsewhere on these pages as well), The Moving Sounds’ sophomore long-playing release, offers an […]
Second (or third if you count Postcards, last year’s collection of songs the Danny felt “didn’t fit in with the themes and moods of either of his records” … reviewed elsewhere on these pages) solo […]
Even though the cover does not specify the exact studio these recordings originate from, I suppose Edgar kept his living room in spite of Noel Gallagher’s request to buy it, upon hearing Soothing Music For […]
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