Until recently I knew this record only as the 1-sided Arthur record on Two:Dot. I knew the artist was Arthur Gee, but other than the fact that it was a Two:Dot record…

From the Acid Archives: “I initially wrote this off as yet another Blessed End but further plays revealed more interesting aspects. Still sort of goofy in places but has some truly freaky…

Released on the private label Pacific in 1976 with a gatefold cover and photo insert. According to the Acid Archives, this is a “Post-Beat Of The Earth classic in a melodic ’70s…

Nine years ago this week I took my then-girlfriend to see one of her favorite musicians, Pete Francis. He played in a band she loved called Dispatch. They were a late-’90s early-’00s…

Listen, I’ve started watching THE WIRE and I can’t stop. I think after tonight I might just focus the rest of the week on sharing that much-anticipated Adventures In Dating story I’ve…

An original copy of this album sold for $5,100 a few weeks ago. I have the Luv N’ Haight reissue which was released in 2003 and costs a considerable amount less than…

From Music.us: “Born 31 October 1926, Paris, France, d. 12 June 1997, Villefranche-de-Rouerge, France. Magny was one of the most striking and politicized of French singer-songwriters to emerge in the 60s. The…

Rock critic Piero Scaruffi considers “Y” to be, “One of the most intense, touching and vibrant albums in the history of rock music.” Bold praise, no? He continues, “[It] was the outcome…

I was chatting with a friend at work the other day about obscure Progressive/Krautrock albums and he mentioned this one in passing. Somehow it had eclipsed my radar, so I wrote down…

Recorded live at Aquarius Records on October 1st, 2010 this CD was released in limited quantities (300 copies) by Aquarius. It was a Record Store Day exclusive that was only available in-store…