Chuck Prophet - Temple Beautiful (2012) review

For my way of thinking, there are only three records that are about cities, the life in those cities, the culture, the times, the excesses, ...

Secret Saucer - Four On The Floor (2011) review

The band Secret Saucer was formed in 2001, during a weekend jam session in the studio in Ohio. The subject of the jam was pretty simple: pla...

“Nothing is slowing us down anytime soon.” Interview with Buffalo Killer`s Andy Gabbard

Photo©Erin Volk Ohio-based trio “Buffalo Killers” – guitarist and vocalist Andrew Gabbard, bassist and vocalist Zachary Gabbard and drummer ...

Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible (1994) review

Rock & Roll has been riddled with odd, peculiar, and disturbing stories in its 60 year lifespan. I can think of a few that deserve menti...

Hell Preachers Inc. - Supreme Psychedelic Underground (1969) & Ugly Custard -Psicosis (1971) review

Hell Preachers Inc. "Supreme Psychedelic Underground"/Ugly Custard "Psicosis" (Gear Fab Records 2013) Long ago and far a...

Morning Dew story by Mal Robinson

Morning Dew came from Topeka, Kansas. They released one album on Roulette Records. Their album is one of the best in US psych genre. Here is...

CAN - The Lost Tapes (2012) review

CAN -  The Lost Tapes (Spoon Records, 2012) CAN has given us a very rare sort of treat that, as the years stack on, is less and less likely ...

Ugly Things' Mike Stax: writer, editor, publisher, musician, songwriter, label owner - interview

Mike Stax, one of the most versatile members of the professional music industry  recently allowed “It’s Psychedelic Baby” a look into his wo...