Jack Bruce's son, Malcolm Bruce, talks about the Heavenly Cream project that was put together by the late Pete Brown as an acoustic tribute to Cream and features Paul Rogers, Ginger Baker, Joe Bonamassa, Bernie Marsden, Pee Wee Ellis, and Malcolm on bass, piano, and vocals.
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- Brian Kuhar
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The Soft Machine Volume Two (1969) is a groundbreaking album that shaped the Canterbury Scene, blending Rock, Pop, Jazz, Psychedelia, and Dada influences.
- Jason LeValley
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Embark on a sonic retrospective of 2023 as our eclectic team of music enthusiasts reviews the year's most captivating albums, EPs, and singles, offering letter grades in this vibrant journey through the sounds of the past year.
- Rob Cavenagh
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Explore the symbiotic relationship between Oliver Stone's cinematic vision and The Doors' musical legacy as this article delves into the intricate connections between scenes in 'The Doors' movie and the iconic songs featured on Waiting For the Sun, shedding light on the creative process, controversies, and behind-the-scenes stories that shaped the band's third studio album
- Rob Cavenagh
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GOAT's latest release, Medicine, is a psychedelic journey that takes unexpected turns, blending flute-driven stomp, analog synthesizers, and fuzzy guitars, creating a dense sonic landscape that reinvents itself with each track.
- Sandra Blemster
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Swedish psych-rockers Melody Fields dropped two albums in the second half of this year: 1901 and 1991. This is our review of the latter.
- Bill Kurzenberger
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The unmitigated 1966 debut album from the 13th Floor Elevators essentially begat the psychedelic rock sub-genre.
- Jeanette Diaz
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Brian Lopez's latest album Tidal is a mildly psychedelic collection of songs that ventures into folk, chamber pop, and Americana.
- Jason LeValley
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The Twain Shall Meet by Eric Burdon & the Animals is an album that only could have been released in the late 60s--pure psychedelic bliss!
