It appears to me that there have been a lot of music posts lately. For those of you who visit this page every day in the hopes of finding a new story…

I promised the unreleased Chorchazade album Death Is Eeklo in my post last Friday, and I aim to never disappoint my readership, so here it is. Thankfully for you, I’m super-tired today.…

Sit right back and you’ll hear the tale of a British pop group called Chorchazade, an all-too unknown band from Bristol that remained active from 1977 until 1988. Keith Bailey drummed. Jack…

Today’s gift(s) are courtesy of the band Table. “Who the fuck is Table,” you ask? Well… From the band’s unofficial MySpace page: “Looking for information via Google for a band with a…

From allmusic.com: “Walter Wegmüller wasn’t actually a musician, but rather a mystic, artist and eccentric. Some of the cream of cosmic Krautrock backed him up on his one album, Tarot, which is…

“This extremely obscure, self-released 1971 LP checks out pretty well, on paper: it was a one-off record of tragic love songs done in late ’60s psych pop style written and recorded by…

As you well know, Bedhead is one of my all-time favorite bands. When I had the opportunity to meet and chat with Bubba Kadane in Dallas during my cross-country voyage, I considered…

Today I’d like to present you with a copy of a White Hills tour-only CD-r (originally released in a run of 50 copies, it has since been re-issued in a run of…

It was almost one year ago that I posted the wildly popular Julian Cope book Krautrocksampler on this hallowed institution I call my “blog” (I’m still waiting for the media to latch…

Okay, so I have nerdy tendencies. Today just happens to be one of those days when it benefits you, too! A member of an online forum I frequent asked if anybody had…