Rockasteria

) Damned if this isn’t the story that rock ’n’ roll dreams are almost made of. In 1973, Wilson, an unknown 26-year-old Indiana nat...

So spoke the leading counterculture magazine International Times in a feature on the birth of the new so called "progressive...

The fourth volume in Past & Present's Electric Asylum series walks away from the psychedelic themes of the earlier insta...

Paul Brett is well known as an exponent of the 12-string guitar. The list of people he has played with is impressive indeed - much...

The roots of Dry Ice go back to 1965, when guitarist Paul Gardner's band, The Select, were recording at Joe Meek's Holloway R...

I know at least one of his fellow supposedly-lovin' Spoonfuls resents the situation to this day, but whenever Zal Yanovsky app...

If you recognize Terry Manning's name, its likely a result of his work as an engineer and producer, including numerous proj...

One thing you learn, sleuthing for obscure psychedelic music from the sixties, is that for every “White Rabbit” there is a “Night ...

Born in Lewisham, South East London, Carol Grimes had spent her early life as a busker. She eventually realised her talent one da...

After graduating from Brooklyn College with a music major in 1970, Garson was a member of rock/country/jazz band Brethren with Rick Marotta,...

Vol 2 of the Mindexpanders series brings you more of the rarest, most funky, weird and downright excellent tracks in existence....