My first impression of First Impression was confirmed after about three seconds of listening to this debut album from The Reflectors; a vibrant four-piece combo from Los Angeles, CA. It was their energetic attack on […]
Since The Nomads should be known to most PopDiggers, no long introduction is needed. Either way, why not let Seth Bovey summarize it for us all with an appropriate appreciation of The Nomads in his […]
French Mono-Tone released Don’t Crowd Your Mind, as a vinyl-only sampler of Lorette Velvette’s solo catalog, in late 2019. Lorette Velvette released three solo albums (White Birds; Dream Hotel and Lost Part Of Me) between […]
Welcome to PopDiggers’ third lesson in Garage Rock School. As the die-hard students you have proved to be by passing the two previous lessons that covered the classic compilations Nuggets and the Pebbles series, you […]
Anton Barbeau‘s discography contains more than 20 albums, released from 1993 onwards. Toiling Big Stir Records is surely very proud to announce the release of Anton Barbeau’s latest album: Kenny vs. Thrust. The title tells […]
Alex Chilton did not only sing harmony vocals on Chris Bell’s You And Your Sister – the B-side of I Am The Cosmos (released 1978) – at Ardent Studios in Memphis in 1975, he did […]
The world’s most original cover band, The Detroit Cobras, has been active in different constellations since the ‘90s. Their discography includes five albums released between 1998 and 2006. Now they are back in full swing […]
Jim Basnight’s long line of business as songsmith and recording artist began in 1977 with the debut single Live In the Sun. He then fronted The Moberlys and also released an impressive song catalogue in […]
I am not the first to congratulate Seth Bovey for writing a book that fills an important gap in the music history. Garage rock is for some reason sadly under-represented compared to other genres when […]
What a pleasant surprise it was to reconnect with Dogmatics after so many years through their 2019 7” release She’s The One; a 1m44s pop knockout that Buddy Holly should have been proud of. The […]
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