Starting out as “a side project to the psychedelic stoner group”, Baby Woodrose has grown to become a main vehicle for making the band’s kaleidoscopic, mostly ‘60s-influenced, and not-so-stoned visions, receptive to a much wider […]
Getting under the shade of The Royal Purple Umbrella almost three years late myself, I’m happy to suggest that this might be your own shelter from the moderndaze as well. What started out as an […]
Having arrived just a bit late to shake some serious “action” on the POPISM list of “Best re-releases in 2006”, I consider these (sky)high contenders anyway … and I mean like POW!!! The first one […]
With a “spookily similar career trajectory during the second half of the sixties”, to the one of Graham Gouldman, as put by Andy Morten in the accompanying liners, Tony Hazzard also happens to be among […]
When it comes to the Americans and the British throwing each other’s influences back and forth, the debut album of this Baltimore bunch seems like a great example of the so called ping-pong effect, being […]
“Accused” for being one of the highlights of Motor Sounds’ Blood On The Scratchplate ‘65 comp on these very pages, just as promised back then, The Routes are back with a full blown rave up, […]
“An elite army of female assassins…in a race against time and death to save the world from a hideously diabolical mass destruction at the hands of a madman no one had ever seen!” is how […]
Not too unlike it was the case with Neon Tetra’s last year release of The Ronelles’ debut album (reviewed elsewhere on these pages), here’s an (very) early contender for one of the best albums in […]
Any decent Curt Boettcher/Millennium-and-related fan is well aware of Tommy Roe’s It’s Now Winter’s Day album, recorded at the end of 1966 and released early 1967, in between his more usual bubblegum chews. Surrounded with […]
The first proper album after 2002’s Orange And Green And Yellow And Near, with 2004’s collection of unreleased and rare recordings Terrestrial Ballet keeping us high on the eleventh cloud in between. Sweet Happy Life […]
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