Rockasteria

From Gordon Haskell's official page, about his latest album release. Dear Friends,  I live quietly and freely, but industrio...

One of Canada's most original pop groups ever, Lighthouse was formed in Toronto early in 1969 when drummer Skip Prokop (ex of T...

One of the most curious developments in the record collecting world over the last two decades has been the astonishing rise in va...

One of the most valuable vinyl artefacts of the UK’s psychedelic era. the Pussy album "Pussy Rays" nevertheless has rema...

Italian Progressive Folk/soft-psychedelia, a rare and very hard to find album, original released 1972 under the title "Get ...

Very little information is known from this group. This seems to be a professionally recorded demonstration copy for an intended Ele...

Critics have labeled Gibbons as the English Bob Seger, but such a comparison is little more than superficial, doing credit to neithe...

"I sang like a complete prick - a quivery, frightened little jerk," exclaims Tom Newman with a look of despair. "It'...

Gibbons' career actually dates back to the very end of the '50s. A rock 'n' roller with a special love of Elvis Pr...

Junior's Eyes are one of the more well-known unknowns -- if such an oxymoron can be applied -- of the late-'60s British psy...

Muddy Waters is obviously one of the most recognized and influential blues artists of this century. When his name is mentioned p...

"Maggot Brain" is far more than something that can be defined by any individual genre. It's a fusion of so many musical i...

Conventional wisdom has it that Maggot Brain is the definitive early Funkadelic record, but for me, Free Your Mind… And Your Ass Will Fo...