Gökhan Sürer Quartet: Chimera EP
The newest Rocafort Records release is definitely something that will raise eyebrows and turn heads. It’s an international jazz effort that has players from Serbia, Mexico, Catalonia, and Turkey on […]
Tag Archives: Psych
Project Gemini – Forest Creeper b/w Monsters at Gardens End
Ending the week off with some delightful psychedelic funk from musician, producer, and music journalist Paul Osborne aka Project Gemini, we have two sides of late ’60’s/ early ’70’s sounds […]
PREMIERE: The Soul Surfers – Stoned Sade
Sliding into your ears on Friday like WHAT! with an exclusive premiere of The Soul Surfers new track for Record Store day (tomorrow April 13th) on King Underground. If you’re […]
Shawn Lee & Misha Panfilov: Mic Wallace b/w Miraggio
Shawn Lee is synonymous with good music. The long time creative master who has given us so many gems, whether it’s his Ping Pong Orchestra, Young Gun Silver Fox, or […]
Dr. Rubberfunk – My Life At 45 (Part 1)
Simon Ward aka Dr. Rubberfunk returns with yet another forty five that you’ll want for your record box. Originally an extended piece on the Jalapeno Funk Vol. 9 compilation, this […]
A Look Into The Evasion Disques Vaults: 1970-1973
Music is all about discovery, and if you keep your eyes and ears closed you’ll be listening to the same thing over and over and over again. That’s why we […]
Instant Karma! – Give Me Freedom
What we love about small labels is that they can do what they want. Their influences run deep, and if they want to put out a release in that direction, […]
Hot Border Special – Thriller
Oh we love to hear from these chaps, one of our favorite afro soul funk rock bands, Hot Border Special. It’s been a minute, but no worries, it’s well worth […]
MNP – Ratto Nero b/w Beard
Today’s goodness comes from MNP out of the Delights camp and their forthcoming single “Ratto Nero” b/w “Beard” out October 27th. Following their successful 45 “Tint”, this double sider picks […]
Mr. Bongo Brazil 45’s 63 + 64
It’s hard to believe that this series is up to sixty three and sixty four respectively. It’s been so deep, so funky, so BRAZIL, that every time another Mr. Bongo […]
