Albums

Ranging from stripped-down “screetching” Beefheart-ish blues, through Jake Holmes-like free-form experimentations, to Eastern-tinged hippy mantras, referred to as “raga-ronies”, the sole ’66 Elektra album by this west coast folkie remains as one of the long […]

Making a perfect sequel to their Modern Music For Modern Times EP from a year and a half ago (reviewed elsewhere around these pages), this is where you get not only twice, but thrice as […]

In spite of being described as a proto alternative blues band, predating the likes of Jon Spencer or The Black Keys, an even more precise definition of Harem Scarem, as put in the liners, is […]

While other local late ’60s Ann Arbor acts such as MC5, The Stooges, The Rationals or Scot Richard Case were doing their best at building walls of noise within psychedelic haze, these two pairs of […]

With renowned Scottish all round pop guys such as Pearlfisher David Scott (production + various instruments and backing vocals) and Duncan Cameron (mastering) both still involved after Ally’s solo debut from 2005, one thing you’re […]

Riding the cosmic waves for the last ten years or so, was indeed a rough one for Daniel Wylie, having been forced to give up 50% of songwriting credits of what started out as a […]

However stupid it may sound, I really wish I never write another Maharajas review again… or not. I mean, I feel so restricted about having nothing else to say over and over again, except „one […]

– Pop, Psych, Pye Collectables 1967-1969 – Gathering a bunch of Pye label single sides, at the moment of release almost completely ignored, and these days considered for some of the rarest and most sought […]