Plain and Fancy

Fludd was a Canadian rock band formed in Toronto in 1969, known for their innovative blend of rock, folk, and glam elements. The group was f...

In my recommended review of the sole album by Birmingham band Locomotive (which incidentally was also recently reissued on the Esote...

The short-lived garage combo Neutral Spirits played around the small communities surrounding Decatur, Tennessee, throughout the early ...

After one album in 1969 and one subsequent single with minimal success, 49th Parallel packed it in a year later, and from the as...

The Fraternal Order of the All is guitarist Andrew Gold in a home studio overdubbing mode, making the record he always wanted to make...

A really great British group – one who are mostly acoustic, but hardly sound folksy at all – and who are only a trio, yet manage to come acr...

Simple stories, enchanting harmonies and soft, acoustic music that is Westwind. Three friends, Sarah Dyson, Nick Storey and Chris Stowell, w...

Jay Sneider's first band The Electrons came together in Saco, Maine in 1963. They soon changed their name to The Id and would release tw...

Stories was always an odd creature, bearing echoes of Michael Brown's delicate work with Left Banke, a more mainstream McCartneyesque po...

Marty Balin was co-founder and along with Grace Slick the lead singer of San Francisco legends Jefferson Airplane. After he left the band in...