Originally released in a miniscule private pressing of 100 albums in 1977, 38:38 is among the most celebrated rarities of its time. Blend...

The Churchills' sole album is above average for a rare psychedelic late-'60s obscurity, and an important document as the only Is...

One of the more eclectically inclined bands to emerge out of the British psychedelic scene, the Web hailed from the same neck of the woo...

The trio of Lyndon Green, John Stannard, and Ann Steuart, backed by a heavyweight band of folk and classical legends (the redoubtable ...

Thousands on a Raft is remembered as much for its cover as anything else -- a picture of a model Titanic and a model Concorde sinking...

1969's Truly Fine Citizen was the last gasp for the original incarnation of Moby Grape. The departures of guitarist Skip Spence and ...

The second album by early-'70s Icelandic group Trúbrot marks a significant change in their sound, the result of extensive personnel ...

I think it's unnecessary to explain who Allan ''arold'' Clarke is. The voice of the Hollies presented his first sol...

Rare and sought-after UK Psych-folk album from 1971. Formed in Ireland by Tiger Taylor (Ex Eire Apparent), their album makes one think o...

Before joining Yes, Steve Howe had nearly a decade's worth of experience with other groups under his belt. This is a first-rate 25-t...