Explore the story behind Honeybus and their cult psych-pop album Story, featuring the hit “I Can’t Let Maggie Go” and insights from Colin Hare.
Relive White Noise Sound’s explosive 2011 club performances on The Circle is Red—a high-volume, psychedelic live LP packed with fuzz, texture, and post-punk intensity.
A warm, genre-blending debut, Unicorn by Rio Kosta fuses soul, funk, psychedelia, and global influences into a laid-back, groove-filled escape.
A deep dive into Black Kangaroo, Peter Kaukonen’s underappreciated blues-rock gem—blistering guitar, Bay Area roots, and the story behind a lost classic.
German group Flying Moon in Space return with Immer Für Immer, a frenetic, genre-bending third album packed with post-punk tension, B-movie atmospherics, and emotional depth—led by the stormy centerpiece “Where Are You?”
Fields’ lone album stands out for its fearless side-long psych-soul epic “Love Is the Word,” derailed by bad management and a missed Woodstock moment.
In this Vinyl Relics epysode Farmer John gives due recognition to Billy Nichols, who touched unrequited greatness with his largely unheard album Would You Believe
Kula Shaker’s Wormslayer proves the psych-rock veterans sound better than ever—blending Britpop roots, Eastern mysticism, and cosmic grooves into a vibrant modern return.
The rare 1976 self-titled album by Phil Pearlman's Relatively Clean Rivers is spotlighted in this latest Vinyl Relics epysode by Farmer John