Psychedelic
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The Galileo 7: Viv Bonsels, Interview
Prior perception is often so wrong, especially when it comes to The Galileo 7. This Kentish quartet have now been…
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The Galileo 7: Allan Crockford, Interview
Prior perception is often so wrong, especially when it comes to The Galileo 7. This Kentish quartet have now been…
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Jeff Monk Reviews – Hendrix
Jimi Hendrix: Both Sides Of The Sky (Sony Music) Jimi Hendrix (singer/guitarist) has been dead nearly twice as long as…
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The Orders – Big Foot (Single)
Something is hunting me, rushing through the dark midnight woods I am stumbling, in a dream state, nothing seems to make sense…
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Perfect Past: The Complete Doctors of Madness
Perfect Past: The Complete Doctors of Madness (RPM 3-CD set, RPMBX534) The long-overdue repackaging of the Doctors of Madness’ three…
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Is Bliss speak to Eyeplug
Is Bliss comprise of Jimmy Stuart (Guitar/Voice), Dean Edwards (Bass) and Sam Speakman (Drums) and are based in Portsmouth. Gaining critical…
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The Orders – If Gold Dust Turns To Stone
The Orders are a young three-piece creating waves currently on the Isle of Wight and way beyond. With recent BBC…
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DozenQ – The Orders
The Orders are a power trio from the Isle of Wight with influences from Indie and Psychedelic Rock. The band…
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Another Splash of Colour – Longjohn Reviews
“Another Splash of Colour (New Psychedelia in Britain 1980-85)’’ is arguably the first comprehensive overview of the British psychedelic revival…
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Jeff Monk LP Reviews June 2015 (Part 1)
Honey is at the table and ready to deal except the cards are marked and the dealer already knows exactly…
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Junior’s Eyes – Longjohn LP Review
There are several reasons why this album might pique the interest of rabid prog and psych afficiondos. Firstly this particular…
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Joe Byrd and the Field Hippies – LP Review
The album opens with three tracks under the sub heading The Sub Sylvian Litanies, which apparently is about a bad…
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