I was talking to my boss about how this was an underrated (and perhaps undervalued) album earlier this week, and he laughed at me. Lest you think this is a rare occurrence,…

Yesterday’s mix tape did NOT feature a cut my Tudor Lodge, but that’s because I wanted to highlight the group’s eponymous record from 1971 and highlight a killer track contained therein. How…

Why a company like Mondo or Death Waltz hasn’t pressed this up yet is beyond me. I know Mondo did a special VHS release for it in one of the old-school “big…

Here’s a rare one you don’t see every day. And, in fact, I’ve only ever seen one. This one. But apparently a few more exist, as auction results dating back to 2009…

Ah, Philip Lewin. Canada’s…William C. Beeley? The Acid Archives views him in a slightly different light: “Appealing DIY hippie-folk LP with mostly acoustic guitar, electric lead picking on top, and Lewin’s vocals.…

Via the Acid Archives: “The sleeve says, ‘If you’re looking for psychedelic music, do not buy this album unless you’re looking for psychedelic music,’ a fair summing up of this demented cerebral…

Not much exists on the Internet regarding this record. Tyme Machine posted about it in 2009, but that post just lists the original release date (March 9th, 1966), labels it “psych flower-power,”…

I’ve really been digging Mondo’s latest release, the Studio Ghibli Kokyo Kyokushu compilation. It opens with three tracks (or “chapters”) from the Princess Mononoke Symphonic Suite, and upon hearing them scream through…

Thom Jurek (AllMusic.com) says: “Philip Cohran is a Chicago mainstay who was part of Sun Ra’s band as a trumpeter from the ’50s until Ra left Chicago in 1961. He was also…

AllMusic Says: “Harris already had two Lull efforts under his belt by the time Cold Summer surfaced, but this packed-to-the-brim disc was easily the pinnacle of his efforts up to that point,…