PREMIERE: El Metate – Fatwas
Today, we are premiering the San Francisco collective known as El Metate. Inspired by Boogaloo Joe Jones as much as a band like Soulive, they have been tearing up stages […]
Category Archives: Psychedelic Rock
Kind & Kinky Zoo – Wonder Zebra b/w V.L.A.M.
While Kanye was busy trying to figure out how to make his new record more appealing to the masses, musicians like Kind & Kinky Zoo were taking a ride on […]
DJ Format Psych Out Mix For BBE
DJ Format, mature B Boy, turntablist, digger, and record champion is back once again with another mix to blow speakers and minds at the same time. For this mix he’s […]
Andre Williams – Detroit (I’m So Glad I Stayed)
Andre Williams is one of the best interviews I had the pleasure of doing. A true testament to longevity in the business. Now in 2016, at 79 years old he […]
DJ 10/6: Threw The Looking Glass
We’ve always been curious about psychedelic rock here at FleaMarket Funk, and have dabbled in it quite a bit, but like any genre, there is so much to learn. That’s […]
Alpman – Only You Will Know
When you discover an artist that has a certain sound you like, you secretly want them to keep making music. Since his first record on Kept out of Canada, the […]
CRuNCH 22 Mess With Alice In Wonderland
Israel’s CRuNCH 22 is back with new music. After a short hiatus, they’ve returned with not just a double sided 45, but a full length debut concept Lp based on […]
The Putbacks – Kung Fu Pyramids b/w Snake Eyes
Ahh yes, The Putbacks. A Down Under sensation that has collectors salivating for more funky sevens out of the Hope Street Recordings camp for quite some time. Well Pavlov’s dog, […]
Spoke Records RKM Library EP
We have been fans of Spoke ever since their first 7″ way back when, and since then they have been releasing some heavy, funky stuff. This time ’round they hit […]
Sly & The Family Stone Collection Box Set
Back in the early digging days, I can remember scouring endless crates and boxes looking for Sly Stone records. Not just because of the name, but because they were good […]
