Releasing “come-back” albums, with time gaps sometimes stretching back to no less than forty years, has become quite usual during the last 10 years or so. Even though the results mostly aren’t that great, some […]
The story of these Spanish garage beatsters is a rather unfortunate one. Just as the sessions for the album were getting to an end, according to the band itself, the label “disappeared” before its actual […]
Having been focused on investigating the boogaloo standpoint of dancefloors during the last couple of years as, appropriately enough, The Boogaloo Investigators, this Glaswegian combo decides to shout out a thing or two more that […]
Coming from one of “them” old Irish garages, I was kind of expecting for The Urges to be more of a children of Nuggets II, while instead, they seem to take the other way round, […]
At least destined to become a feature in a certain indie-pop focused “brilliant fanzine” in the near future, these Aussie popsters release their longplaying debut, after an EP two years ago gaining them “the next […]
Not only displaying the spooky band name and artwork, complete with the Fuzzy logo, all within the overall horror-ish concept, but another thing you might be familiar with here, is the name of at least […]
– 20 previously Uncomped Popsike Gems 1966-1971 (Fairytales Can Come True, Vol. 2) – Opening with a Badfinger-styled rocker by The-Merseys-in-disguise, calling themselves The Crackers for this one off single in 1969, Psychic Circle’s second […]
– 20 Previously Uncomped Slices Of Prime British Beat 1964-1966 – Trying out our persistence to hang around the ballroom hall for some more, Nick Saloman comes up with the second volume of prime British […]
Now with the break between their split “years long ago” and the reunion concerts, being MUCH longer than the actual “ryde” itself, The Long Ryders’ latest release captures their live action throughout the United Kingdom, […]
Being a perfect sequel to his It’s Now Winter’s Day, released earlier the same year (1967 … and reviewed also on this site), and just as perfect companion release to any of the Boettcher/Millennium-related stuff, […]
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