Umut Adan & Zebânis – ‘Başka Bahar’ album review: Defiance rendered in Anatolian psych rock electronica
An ambitious effort…
experimental rock
Cromagnon’s ‘Orgasm’: How random people plucked off the streets of New York helped create an album that invented three genres
A 1969 experiment as ambitious as the moon landing.
‘Chosen Priest and the Apostle of Infinite Space’: The riddle of the two-month long song
How much time you got?
Dead cows and chainsaws: The strange days of ‘danger music’
“Scoop out one of your eyes five years from now…”
Circuit des Yeux – ‘Halo on the Inside’ album review: reborn and ready to dance
The artist re-emerges in style.
“Utter conviction and utter naivety”: the recording story behind ‘Hidden’ by These New Puritans
An experiment that paid off.
Renaldo and The Loaf: when med-students made the weirdest music in Britain
Unsettling nonsense or timeless intrigue?
