Tag: Psych pop
Ronnie Burns: This Is Ronnie Burns – album review
Ronnie Burns - This Is Ronnie Burns RPM CD/DL Released 20 September 2019 Compilation of the works of Antipodean 60s pop sensation Burns, who enjoyed the patronage of...
Anton Barbeau – Natural Causes And Berliner Grotesk – album review
Album Review Anton Barbeau - Natural Causes And Berliner Grotesk Natural Causes Bandcamp Berliner Grotesk Bandcamp CD/DL Out Now The most recent two albums by Psych Pop multi-instrumentalist Barbeau, with...
Allah-Las: LAHS – album review
ALLAH-LAS LAHS Mexican Summer CD/LP/DL Released 11th October, 2019 California's psych-folk jangle-pop revivalists return for album number 4 and capture the essence of that laid-back hazy summer vibe that...
The Armoires – Zibaldone – Album Review
The Armoires - Zibaldone Big Stir CD/Vinyl Out Now The second album by Psych/Pop band the Armoires, who feature the Big Stir label's founders Christina Bulbenko and Rex...
The Human Instinct: The Human Instinct/The Four Fours 1963-68 – album...
The Human Instinct - The Human Instinct/The Four Fours 1963-68 RPM/Frenzy CD/DL Released 17th May 2019 All the Mercury/Deram single sides by the NZ psych pop outfit The...
LIVE
The 99 Degree / The Maitlands / Deh-Yey: Retro Bar – Mcr – live review
Wayne AF Carey heads out to Retro Bar and gets his ears blasted by a mixed night of totally different sounds. And a pig farmer.....
INTERVIEWS
An Interview with Toxic Chicken
Favorite physical format must be the floppy diskette. It's the poor person's choice of underground DIY, to me it looks super cool and is a challenge to fill up with interesting material.
NEWS
Negativland – TRUEFALSE – album review
Negativland TRUEFALSE Seeland Records In an era defined in part by struggles for intellectual copyright and remuneration through streaming platforms...
MEDIA
The Dogs of War – film review
The Dogs of War (1980)
Director: John Irvin Cast: Christopher Walken, Tom Berenger, Colin Blakely Running time: 102 minutes Format: Blu-ray Release...
FESTIVALS
Mirrors Festival 2019: London – live review
Mirrors Festival has relocated to Camden Town. Keith Goldhanger visits all six venues and reports from this...
