Month: May 2009

Before I start, let me tell you that you’ll have to hear this album at least three times, before you really get what’s going on here. Once you do, you won’t regret it! It’s a […]

You know how they used to say that The Music Machine weren’t just another garage punk band, which is what they’re most usually being described as, but a bunch of amazing and extremely professional studio […]

In case you’re among those thinking that ’69 was a blank year for The Pretty Things, here’s a clear evidence of the opposite, officially released for the first time here. In between S.F.Sorrow and Parachute, […]

I’m not sure about Japan, but unlike the title implies, there sure wasn’t anything new about this kind of a blues in ’69 Europe or America. Unfortunately, the fact that the album comprises of 8 […]

There’s a couple of details about this record making sure that there’s no way you can be mistaken about it’s content, even before dropping the needle on it. The only thing you might get confused […]

I’m sure not many of you are familiar with the name of Bob Ponton, but those with Electric Sugar Cube Flashbacks or Fading Yellow comps in their racks are most certainly aware of his involvement […]

Even though they’d “rather knot be pigeon-holed”, pretty much all of the content of the Kneejerk Reactions’ long playing debut can be described as American-by-way- of-genuinely-British-sounding-r’n’b, recorded in glorious mono and as the press release […]

Just looking at the cover drawing of this album is an experience psychedelic enough, but those of you who make it to the listening part itself, is likely to find themselves floating through tangerine coloured […]