Jo Kendall

Still influenced by the colourful 1960s and Indian mysticism, Kula Shaker’s new album is “lightning in a bottle”

Toast Of London star and self-taught musician became a fan of Jean Michel Jarre, Mike Oldfield, Pink Floyd and more

Groundbreaking third album keeps pushing boundaries with lively remaster

Groundbreaking third album keeps pushing boundaries with lively remaster

For Dinosaur Jr. founder and mastermind J Mascis, the 80s was a time of noisy punk and alt.rock, paving the way for the decade that would explode that scene: the 90

The 1969 empire-themed concept album, a commercial flop at the time, is perfectly suited to the current political climate

The 1969 empire-themed concept album, a commercial flop at the time, is perfectly suited to the current political climate

After a gap of two decades, Primus mainman Les Claypool has reactivated one of his many other projects, the Pink Floyd-friendly Fearless Flying Frog Brigade

From 1972’s debut Steely Dan album Can’t Buy A Thrill, Reelin’ In The Years accidentally benefitted from an engineer who neglected to run the tape

In 1971 The Groundhogs released Split, a savage, four-part suite titled documenting a traumatic brush with drugs experienced by frontman Tony McPhee