Jason LeValley interviews Peppy Castro of the legendary Blues Magoos, exploring the band’s psychedelic rock legacy, untold stories, and Peppy’s fascinating music career.
Robyn Hitchcock drops a new covers album called 1967: Vacations in the Past, a companion piece to his book called 1967.
In this interview, Robyn Hitchcock discusses his book 1967 as well as the album of the same name and why that year is so special.
James Lowe, the singer/guitarist/frontman for the Electric Prunes, discusses the band’s reaction to hearing their hit song “I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)”
The psychedelic and surreal singer-songwriter Robyn Hitchcock recounts his life in a private boarding school learning about life and music in the year 1967.
Dead & Company, the prevailing successor to the Grateful Dead, rekindles their live concerts with riveting and nostalgic views at the unparalleled Vegas venue
The Amboy Dukes, led by anti-drug guitarist Ted Nugent, made an album whose one hit was an apparent ode to psychedelics.
Zia McCabe, who has been playing with the Dandy Warhols since she was a teenager, reveals what it’s like being the only woman in the
In this elegant eulogy of the late singer Damo Suzuki, writer Brian Kuhar reflects on what the mostly unheralded musical legend meant to him.
Twink’s 1970 album Think Pink is an under-appreciated psychedelic masterpiece that led to the formation of The Pink Fairies.