– The Savage Young Bushmen Of Rialto, 1965-66 – Here’s another one of those worn-out stories about a local act gaining an almost God-like status within the neighborhood, while kinda remaining in the “bushes” outside […]
– Collection Of Contemporary Mod And Garage Bands – Mod, garage, freakbeat, r’n’b, soul, boogaloo or whatever other kind of a groove it may be, all of these hipsters are wearing their mid-to-end ‘60s influences […]
After shakin’ some stompin’ blue-eyed mod “action” throughout the mid sixties, and then evolving towards the more psychedelicate and “brainy”, at the time unreleased, Rolled Gold material, 1969 sees the birth of the Mighty Baby. […]
– 17 Chunks Of Garage, Punk Blues, Rock’n’Roll, R’n’B, Lo-Fi Trash – With this kind of a subtitle, and liners describing it as “hard hitting, alcohol fused, in the red, testosterone driven primal and primitive […]
Home Sweet Home had never really managed to become an underground classic in it’s truest sense, in spite of having much more of what it takes than usual, such as an ex-garage punk band member […]
Already gaining quite an attention among late’60s/early’70s acid rock fans, this Italian bunch doesn’t actually offer too much of a “restyling” of what they’ve been doing most of the time, which doesn’t happen to be […]
Not being in the mood to back up last year’s “Best Album in 2005 according to POPISM” title, The Maharajas still managed to at least sneak into this year’s list as well, with this short […]
– The Definitive Collection 1969-1971 – After releasing eight Decca singles between 1965 and 1968 as The Majority, they decided that moving from England to France might garner some more interest into the band, which […]
– An ArtPop Compilation – With The Times’ I Helped Patrick McGoohan Escape and This Is London already reviewed elsewhere on these pages, this is actually the first of the “reproductions” from the ArtPop “picture […]
– 20 Floorshaking Soul / R ’n’ Beat Gems From The ‘60s – Being a usual mish mash of styles when it comes to girly ‘60s comps, Mondo Girls still manages to squeeze them all […]
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