Smash Palace
Smash Palace – 87 & Video for “Poor Man’s Paradise”
The album that should have followed their 1985 debut. The new single “Poor Man’s Paradise” now has an epic video full of myth, fable & fire.
Smash Palace
The album that should have followed their 1985 debut. The new single “Poor Man’s Paradise” now has an epic video full of myth, fable & fire.
Shawn Phillips
He wrote the riff for Season of the Witch, played sitar for Donovan, visited Abbey Road during Sgt. Pepper’s, and recorded with Traffic. So why doesn’t anyone know his name?
The Gatekeepers
The mastermind behind one of prog's most ambitious satirical projects joins Scot Lade to discuss Nostalgia for the Great American Monoculture and the art of building a band from scratch for every album.
Jimmy Campbell
Mark Johnston tells us how he discovered Jimmy Campbell and brought his music 'back to life'
Nash Albert
Tracked high in Georgia’s Caucasus Mountains and finished by Tim Palmer and Bob Ludwig, Kingdom Of Love fuses Georgian choirs with fist-pumping classic-rock hooks—stream lead single “Around The Sun” now and dive into our full ABR interview.
Ice
London psych-soul outfit ICE finally get the anthology treatment on Whisper Her Name, a 19-track CD capturing every 1967-68 single, radio sessions and demos—Prof. Stoned remaster.
St Johns Wood Affair
UK psych outfit St Johns Wood Affair return 23 May 2025 with sophomore LP 2.
Anton Barbeau
Anton Barbeau's twin July releases "Glitch Wizard" and "Dig The Light" traverse the emotional spectrum from hospice-bed kraut-folk to musical sunshine, featuring collaborators from XTC and Soft Boys.
Duffy Power
Duffy Power’s mythic 1971 CBS sessions with Argent and company finally surface.
Jimmy Campbell
Brian Shea tells us why Jimmy Campbell is one of his musical heroes.
British Lions
Long-shelved glam classic Trouble With Women finally roars back.
Features
Tim Booth notes, 'Releasing an album is a much smoother operation than in 1969,' while Ivan Pawle jokes, 'I am a fully qualified techno dunce!