Dylan Sizemore discusses how his band Frankie and the Witch Fingers have been spending their time during the lockdown, playing the Levitation Festival, and what makes psychedelic music psychedelic!
Interviews
- Jason LeValley
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Andrew Rieger has been guiding his warbly neo-psychedelic band Elf Power, one of the groups in the much-respected Elephant 6 collective, since the mid-90s. He also co-owns Orange Twin Records of Athens, Georgia, with EP band-mate Laura Carter.
- Charlene Jewell
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Robert Berry is a Grammy-nominated, multi-talented artist with a storied 40 year career in music. In addition to a solo career, he has written and played with the likes of Keith Emerson, Steve Howe, Ambrosia, Sammy Hagar, and currently plays in the Greg Kihn Band. Robert just released a new album, Third Impression, with his band 3.2, which is an evolution of previous 3 and 3.2 albums with collaborators Keith Emerson and Carl Palmer.
- Bill Kurzenberger
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Psychedelic Scene recently spoke with Italian psych-rockers New Candys
- Jason LeValley
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Arthur Brown, the self-described God of Hellfire, had a #1 hit in the UK (US #2) in 1968 with his song “Fire” and is actively involved in numerous musical projects at present. He was kind enough to invite me into his home, via Zoom, to discuss his new single and various other actualities.
- Jason LeValley
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Martin Barre, the guitarist who played in legendary prog-rock band Jethro Tull from 1968 to 2011, would rather be on tour with his band than doing interviews from home.
- Jason LeValley
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Ash Reiter, guitarist/vocalist/co-producer for the California-based neo-psych outfit Sugar Candy Mountain, probably hadn’t planned to give birth to her first child during a pandemic. However, about three weeks after everything in America got canceled as a result of COVID-19.
- Jason LeValley
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The Chocolate Watchband, often counted among the absolute best psychedelic-garage bands of the 60’s, might have been buried by time if not for the inclusion of their version of “Let’s Talk About Girls”. David Aguilar was kind enough to speak to me about the ups and downs he experienced with the Watchband in their 60s heyday.
