Compared to the similar “nakedly emotional (solo) recordings” by the emotionally tormented soulmates such as Skip Spence or Syd Barrett, I’m sure this one is much easier to swallow by an average listener. However, what […]
Nothing Comes Easy: 20 Hard-Edged Stompers From The British Beat Era Who Needs Tomorrow: American ‘60s Garage Bands The Electric Coffee House: 20 Mid-Sixties Garage/Folk Gems From The USA Having been out of synch with […]
Not that they were lacking a sparkling moment or two during their 25 year long career, spent on the forefront of the sixties garage punk revival, but it seems that there’s nothing cynical about saying […]
Continuing their joint jangly trip towards the higher spheres of mid’60s garage punk folkydelia, started out way back in the early ‘90s, while they were considered to be Mystreated, “from ‘round here” Martin and Mole […]
A concept not only similar to, but also sharing some of the involved with The Orange Humble Band one, conceived down under as well, Coronet Blue gathers an all-star line up, around “the lonely heart […]
– What’s The Rush, time machine man? – (20 Rare And Previously Unreleased Archival Recordings From The Original Psychedelic Era) Following the path of Nigel Lees’ Top Sounds label’s first Alphabeat volume (reviewed elsewhere on […]
Sticking to the previous album’s (reviewed elsewhere on these pages) humanly, non-synthetic musical concept, L. A. power-pop scenester and ex-Double Naught Spy Rick Hromadka, reveals the results of his most recent musical espionage. Sure to […]
Being an all-round (power) pop figure for more than most of us can even remember, besides an international roster of bands, Jeremy Morris’ own label is Jam-packed with his own releases, covering all kinds of […]
While stepping into the shadow, and out of the light of The Owsley Sunshine, where he’s playing a quirky Glaswegian Beatlemaniac, Joe Kane opts for the “only” detour, making one of the most charming DIY […]
From the ashes of Blue Ash, the B-band that never really was but should’ve been, comes Frank Secich (later of Stiv Bator’s Band as well), teaming up with an ex-Backdoor Man Terry Hartman and a […]
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