Plain and Fancy

Cool heavy rock from Ainigma, a young trio from Germany, who released this record in 1973. The sound is dirty and sounds a lot like garage. ...

TED MULRY first came to the attention of the music industry when he sent a demo of some of his own compositions to Albert Productions in Syd...

American country rock quartet Fools Gold were originally the backing band for Dan Fogelberg and made this one,  for Arista Records in 1976. ...

In the 70s, Krautrock was not only played in the big cities, not only in Berlin, Munich and Düsseldorf, but also in the provinces. Krautrock...

This is a Hamburg hard rock trio that presented their debut album in the spring of 1972. The cover of the LP is impressive: a white mouse on...

Although the Raik's Progress only released one single in their brief career -both sides of which are included here-, Sundazed magically ...

Following on from the excellent Insane Times, which recently collected up a selection of UK psych on EMI’s sprawling family of labels, here’...

Badfinger (originally to be entitled For Love or Money) was the band’s first release on Warner Brothers. Due largely to internal troubles at...

Following the demise of FJ & The Impressions at the end of the ’60s, Galt, Ontario natives keyboardist Ron Baumtrog and bassist Mike Gin...

Third album, titled simply Babe Ruth, is an altogether more straightforward rocky affair, but does have some strong material. Dancer gives J...