Homegrown festival organizers and attendees let their freak flag fly at Troubadour Farm amidst imminent eminent domain
This week’s Vinyl Relics podcast digs deep into Blossom Toes’ second and final album If Only For A Moment, as Farmer John interviews Jim Cregan about his time with the group
In this Vinyl Relics episode, Farmer John uncovers the rare late-60s antiquity The Nest by Jeannie Piersol, a long-lost gem which was unreleased for over five decades and never publicly heard until this year
Enigmatic British multi-instrumentalist Darrell Carter’s debut album FROMME #1 features hallucinatory sounds, haunting harmonies and otherworldly reverberations
The Grateful Dead’s sixtieth anniversary is chronicled in this update to our 2024 feature, including Dead & Company’s GD60 festivities at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park
The unlikely rise and fall of Thunderclap Newman—how Pete Townshend formed a one-hit wonder with a timeless album and an unforgettable story.
Farmer John interviews guitarist Mark Landon of The Music Machine to explore the band’s groundbreaking 1966 garage rock album Turn on The Music Machine. Hear behind-the-scenes stories of its creation, rise, and the missteps that kept them from greater fame.
Angad Berar’s Sundae is a dreamy, immersive psych album perfect for summer and introspective moments alike.
Indianapolis singer-songwriter Brandon Tinkler blends folk, blues, and subtle psychedelia on his introspective third album, Wherever You Are, exploring love, loss, and social unrest with a timeless sound.
Discover the bold and intricate world of Sareth Gavage Art—abstract psychedelic creations that blend meditative linework, symmetry, and vivid imagination to challenge perception and inspire reflection.