A new music feature with mini reviews of releases by Mary Devlin, Gerry Bright and the Stokers, Minaxi, Alan Mair, Midnight Rodeo, and Etran de L'Aïr.
Tag: psychedelic rock
What I’ve Been Listening To: Summer 2021
A new music feature with new music from the past few months: folk rock, psychedelic rock, garage rock, funk, world music, power pop, and more!
Interview: Olly Vert
Angie Moon interviews English psychedelic/funk rock musician Oliver Green, who records as Olly Vert.
Review: Little Wing: The Jimmy McCulloch Story by Paul Salley
Angie Moon reviews Little Wing: The Jimmy McCulloch Story, a photo biography of the famous Scottish guitarist.
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Interview: Jorge Aguilera of Los Free Minds
Angie Moon interviews Jorge Aguilera, the singer and guitarist of 70s psychedelic rock band Los Free Minds from León, Guanajuato, Mexico.
4/20 Special Edition Post: Classic Rock Songs About Pot
A special 4/20 edition of The Diversity of Classic Rock - A comprehensive list of songs about marijuana!
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Interview: Lemonade Shoelace
Angie Moon interviews Ruairí Richman of Lemonade Shoelace, who just released his debut single - "Autopilot Paradise". Really good electronic psychedelic synthpop.
Listen to This, Not That: Psychedelic/Freakbeat – Part 2
The second and final part of the series on psychedelic and freakbeat music. Featuring The Guess Who, Janis, Jimi, Love, The Pretty Things, 13th Floor Elevators, and more!
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Listen to This, Not That: Psychedelic/Freakbeat – Part 1
The first instalment in a two part series about psychedelic rock and freakbeat where I go beyond the hits and share some deeper cuts.
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What I’ve Been Listening to: Autumn 2020
Angie Moon's quarterly roundup of new music featuring stuff from The Pilgrim, Molchat Doma, Donny Benet, Shadow Show, Pete Kosanovich, Monophonics, and more!
The Diversity of Classic Rock 