Year: 2009

Being what the songwriting part of Canadian power-pop band The Rye Catchers have silently morphed into throughout the years, Danny Echo sticks to “all that is melodic, all that is catchy, and all that is […]

I’m not sure if anyone will back me up on this, but I’d describe Matthew Smith as being the Phil Spector of moderndaze garage punk. Whichever of the ‘60s subgenres he’s tackling, an ever present […]

Had it not been for one of the drummers passing through their ranks, it’s pretty hard to believe that The Magic Mixture re-issue would’ve ever happened. Simon Kirke set behind the drum set for a […]

Apart from an occasional mention in a Pete Frame-like family tree of Traffic, Mott The Hoople, Family or maybe The Blossom Toes, not much has been told about Deep Feeling over the years. The farthest […]

The most Texan sounding British band among ’60 garage punk revivalists on the transglobal scene these days, have just found a perfect home for their fuzzed out jangle. From Austin’s 13 O’Clock Records comes this […]

All of this monkey business is being managed by Craig Campbell, and for the occasion, he gathers a line-up of Robots, featuring hired gunslingers such as Chris Jack of The Routes, Andy McGibbon of The […]

One of the several concepts covered by the recently established Erebus Records is to re-issue Japanese late’60-early’70s music, and according to the press release, I’m inclined to believe that it might’ve been inspired by Julian […]

For those in the know, this might as well be considered for a long awaited follow up to the last album by Canadian power-pop stalwarts The Roswells. Not only does the line up of The […]