Rockasteria

The Early Late Unicorn" kicks off with Unicorn's swan song – the legendary Shed Sessions of '77-'78. Picture this: a garden...

There’s an old video floating around online of John Martyn performing in Germany that neatly encapsulates the brilliance of his 1973 album w...

When I got Nick Jameson's “Already Free” I was surprised to find that he plays all the instruments except Eric Parker's drums and th...

Raisin Kane was from Martin, Tennessee and recorded their LP "It's About Time" at Sound Farm Studios in Puryear, Tennessee, ci...

The most exciting facet of this tremendous album is not so much that it contains the Procols' best recorded works to date, but that thei...

Having issues with their label, as their commercial success was declining dramatically, and the changes in music with disco and punk taking ...

Despite further changes, album number 3 from Atlantis was not long in coming. “Ooh, Baby” was recorded in the summer of 1974 and produced by...

Shine On Brightly, released in 1968, was Procol Harum’s second studio album. It followed on from their iconic single, A Whiter Shade of Pale...

Originally released in 1980 on private press vinyl, "Diggin' in' is the only album by the US trio Claw. Probably hailed from Il...

The only work by Red Bud Thunder, a hard southern bar band that toured pubs all over the Midwest, recorded in 1979 and privately pressed in ...

Love And Peace were a big outdoor festival in Germany (Fehmarn, last live performance of J. Hendrix) held in the summer of 1970. As was trad...

Guggenheim's bizarre self-titled LP was originally released in 1972 on the low key Indigo label but went largely unnoticed due in part t...

Formed in London in 1970, Home were a band that never quite made it into the top division. Yet the three albums they released are highly pri...