Interview: Tommy James
September 4, 2026
No Comments
Tommy James discusses his psychedelic evolution, “Crimson and Clover,” Roulette Records, the mob, Woodstock, and his remarkable career.
Search Results:
Where’s One? by Strawberry Alarm Clock–Album Review
August 7, 2026
No Comments
Strawberry Alarm Clock returns with Where’s One?, blending psychedelic pop, jazz-influenced textures, and bold experimentation to expand the band’s legacy, not merely revisit it. A
Makara at KEXP
May 19, 2026
No Comments
Discover how Thailand’s psychedelic molam sound evolved from “taxi driver music” to a global phenomenon through Makara’s electrifying KEXP performance blending Thai folk, surf rock,
Psychotropic Cinema: HEAD
April 24, 2026
No Comments
A deep dive into Head, the The Monkees’ surreal, psychedelic 1968 film—exploring its experimental style, counter-cultural themes, and lasting cult legacy.
VINYL RELICS: SHANTI by Shanti
April 18, 2026
No Comments
Explore Shanti (1971), a groundbreaking fusion of Indian classical music and Western rock. Discover its origins, unique sound, and why this overlooked album remains a
Vinyl Relics–Roger the Engineer by The Yardbirds
March 29, 2026
No Comments
Explore why Roger the Engineer by The Yardbirds stands as a hidden gem of 1966—a landmark year in rock—highlighting Jeff Beck’s groundbreaking guitar work and
Psychotropic Cinema: 200 Motels
March 15, 2026
2 Comments
A review of 200 Motels (1971), Frank Zappa’s surreal cult film blending rock, orchestral music, satire, and psychedelic visual experimentation.
Vinyl Relics–Story by Honeybus
March 7, 2026
No Comments
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.
Unicorn by Rio Kosta–Album Review
February 24, 2026
No Comments
A warm, genre-blending debut, Unicorn by Rio Kosta fuses soul, funk, psychedelia, and global influences into a laid-back, groove-filled escape.
Vinyl Relics: Would You Believe with Billy Nicholls
February 1, 2026
No Comments
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