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Tag Archives: garage rock
ONE OF HOURS – When You Hear The Music, It’s Yours
May 2, 2019
Out-Sider 2019 Pun-loving Kentucky collective dust off their unreleased album to share it with the masses. Lexington was an unlikely locale for a garage-psych group, yet that’s where ONE OF HOURS started to shake and move from 1966 onward – … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Dandelion Wine, garage rock, One Of Hours, psychedelia
THE CHOCOLATE WATCHBAND – This Is My Voice
April 1, 2019
Dirty Water 2019 Long-overdue return to form from original psych-punks who refuse to go out without a bang. Veterans ensembles like this are in unenviable position having to live up to their meager legacy and mere legend attached to their … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged classic rock, garage rock, psychedelia, The Chocolate Watchband
JANGLE TOWN – A Love So True
March 22, 2018
Cramada 2018 Debut statement from Swedish suppliers of garage jangle that rocks and rolls. A Polaroid snapshot of this group on-stage may suggest they’re tuned into retro, but the Skövde collective don’t seem to pay much attention to the era … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged garage rock, Jangle Town, pop-rock, single
FLAMIN’ GROOVIES – Live 1971 San Francisco
July 8, 2017
RockBeat 2017 Ringing the curtains down in Fillmore West, garage rockers give their all – and then some. Bill Graham might have been in two minds about this band, but when it came to one of his famous venues’ final … Continue reading
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Tagged classic rock, Flamin' Groovies, garage rock, live
THE NOMADS – Solna – Loaded Deluxe Edition
May 16, 2014
Career 2013 Scandinavian legends return into the fray to show their followers where the fires burn brightly. Three decades into their existence, these Swedes have long outgrew their garage locale to become revered by both their predecessors such as THE … Continue reading
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Tagged garage rock, punk, The Nomads