Music Archives - Page 1788 of 2055

Say Psych: Album Review, Magnetic North (Drone Rock Records)

Drone Rock Records is a Brighton-based label that has been steadily building up a reputation amongst Psych fans. A series of releases from the likes of Kill West, <><>)))), Space…

View Post

View Post

Album Review: SURVIVE – RR7349

Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein seemed to know what they were doing when they formed and created the score to the Duffer Bros Stranger Things. They captured a feeling in…

View Post

View Post

Not Forgotten: The Hold Steady – Boys and Girls in America

By September 2006 The Hold Steady had already released Almost Killed Me and Separation Sunday, two of the finest rock and roll records of the millennium, and were poised to…

View Post

View Post

Classic Album: Electric Light Orchestra – A New World Record

By October 1976 Electric Light Orchestra had managed to morph themselves into a slick prog-pop group, scoring hit singles the world over and releasing a string of increasingly impressive albums.…

View Post

View Post

Say Psych: Playlist 20/2016

Catching up with some new releases this week, all these tracks have come out over the last few months and this, as seems to ever be the case these days,…

View Post

View Post

Say Psych: Album Review, Moral Machine by Colonel Petrov’s Good Judgement

By and large I have a list of reviews to do and gradually work my way down it, it’s simple and orderly and works for me. Every once in a…

View Post

View Post

Not Forgotten: Little Feat – The Last Record Album

With a career that had already seen them perfect a spicy blend of southern rock, blues, country and soulful funk elements, by 1975’s The Last Record Album, Little Feat were…

View Post

View Post

Album Review: The Wedding Present – Going, Going…

In 1994, my irrepressible* psychedelic band (*back then, rip-off promoters, total lack of press or record company interest, and poor quality drugs were seen as challenges, compared to today’s climate,…

View Post

View Post

Album Review: Axis: Sova : Motor Earth

Before hearing Axis: Sova’s newest album called Motor Earth I had no idea who he was. Yes, Axis: Sova is a he. That’s the name Chicago guitarist Brett Sova goes…

View Post

View Post

Say Psych: Live, 2016 Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia

It is doubtful, even in the reified levels of psych music fans, that Keita Ise and Njål Clementsen are two names that easily trip off the tongue. Yet trip is…

View Post

Pages