Each week famed writer Serene Dominic discusses a different 60s artist who makes a psychedelic record when maybe it’s not really their thing. This week’s subject is the incomparable Sonny Bono and his 1968 album Inner Views.
Each week famed writer Serene Dominic discusses a different 60s artist who makes a psychedelic record when maybe it’s not really their thing. This week’s subject is the band who brought you “Needles and Pins”, “Sugar and Spice”, and “Love Potion #9”: The Searchers!
Known for their immersive records and DIY work ethic, Sisters of your Sunshine Vapor is one of the most underrated bands of recent years.
Nigerian guitarist serves up Afrique Victime, one of the most compelling albums in recent memory.
Ancient Spirits piloting mortal flesh suits through the holographic dimensions on our way to the Realm where all space and time converge into the Great Radiance!
Psychedelic Skeletons in the Closet–Each week famed writer Serene Dominic discusses a different 60s artist who makes a psychedelic record when maybe it’s not really their thing. This week the subject is Muddy Waters!
Tune In, Turn On, Electrify! kicks you in the face the very second you press play.
Serene Dominic explores the other side of Iron Butterfly’s classic In-a-Gadda-da-Vida .
British prog-rock band NUKLI has released a new studio album, There is Another Way, which relies heavily on 60s and 70s tropes.
The Everly Brothers have their Psychedelic Skeltons in the Closet with their 1967 album The Everly Brothers Sing.