Rockasteria

In 1970, four musicians from The Hague settled in the Frisian countryside. A farmhouse on the Skieding near Drachtstercompagnie became their...

Released in 1974, one year after their previous album, "Gluggo," this was the group's eighth and final album. The final sessio...

Roxy might be best known as the group from which a more widely known Elektra band emerged, as principal singer-songwriter Bob Sega...

W.D. Fisher's roots date back to 1966 when the Savard brothers, Denis (bass) and Marc (technician), teamed up with Pierre Kirouac (vocal...

Californian band, formed by brothers Jim and Patrick Maguire. Their debut "On The Line" released as private pressing in 1977. This...

Southern Steel "Get On Through" out of Miami, Florida in 1974 firmly resides in the upper realms of rare early '70s southern r...

Guitarist Duane King and his brother, bassist Nick, joined the Lansing, Michigan band the Next Exit in 1968. The rest of the band included G...

Bobby Fuller was born in 1942 in Baytown, Texas. He enjoyed playing guitar, writing songs and singing them and eventually formed The Bobby F...

Originally recorded in 1969, Peppermint Records presents the previously lost Glass Harp album 'Where Did My World Come From?' for th...

They might not be a household name, but July is a band you ought to know.  The U.K. psych-rockers have garnered a cult following since the r...

It has been quite a number of years since the last Shawn Phillips release. I remember seeing his album Second Contribution with him wearing ...

Not as random as it might first appear, this five-disc set joins the Feelgoods’ timeline with the Canvey Island band on the verge of major c...