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2006 release ** A one-of-a-kind underground folk singer, actor, and poet spanning Shōwa to Reiwa. This Aomori live album captures nearly all of his signature songs.
2017 release ** A trippy 60s treasure from this groovy west coast group -- a cool quintet led by the fuzzy-headed Steve Hoffman -- who not only wrote some very unusual tunes for the combo, but also comes up with an equally unusual mix of instruments! The music is half psych, half sunshine pop -- the latter because many of the tunes have a very catchy vibe, and often feature group harmonies behind Steve's lead -- the former because there's some cool instrumental elements in the mix, including ele…
2017 release ** Singer, actress, and priestess Sally Eaton was one of the most unique figures of the entire Californian psychedelic folk movement. Originally released by Paramount in 1970, this delightful album of lysergic pop—infused with Indian moods (the evident influence of Ravi Shankar set against a West Coast backdrop)—comes back to life today in the valuable digital reissue of Early Dawn.
Fiends of Dope Island is the eighth and final studio album (and 13th album overall) by the Cramps. The Cramps resurrected their own record label Vengeance Records to release the album in 2003. It was recorded in Hollywood in August 2002. It was self-produced by Poison Ivy and Lux Interior. The album takes its title from the 1959 film, Fiend of Dope Island. "Fissure of Rolando" was dedicated to John Agar (1921-2002).
On Look Mom No Head!, The Cramps double down on their psychobilly sleaze, tossing rockabilly, garage punk and B‑movie kink into a Hollywood acid bath. Lux Interior and Poison Ivy steer 14 songs of gutter glamour and mutant bravado that sound like a jukebox possessed in a roadside strip club at the end of the world.
Very rare third edition of the most passionate and entertaining introduction to Krautrock by the British indie rockstar first publsished by Head Heritage in 1995, signed by the author!
Rare original first edition on Metronome of the most extreme and ground-breaking album of Krautrock and psychedelic music in general released in 1969, one of the essential items on the NWW list for whom it was a major influence.
First CD re-issue on Captain Trip from 1995 of the most extreme and ground-breaking album of Krautrock and psychedelic music in general released in 1969, one of the essential items on the NWW list for whom it was a major influence.
Original edition on CBS with embosseed sleeve of the 1974 album by progressive hard-rock band, introducing maverick keyboard player and producer Zeus B. Held.
2010 grey area re-issue on 180g vinyl of Joel Vandroogenbroeck's band's second album from 1972, a psychedelic space-rock classic on the NWW list. No CD included.