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Crystal Jacqueline / The Honey Pot - We Fill in Forms and Mow the Lawns

Let's start with the cover art. This beautiful painting looks like a hybrid of surreal artist Gervasio Gallardo, Betty Swanick (Selling England by the Pound), and Paul Whitehead...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2019-01-24)

Amgala Temple - Invisible Airships

Next up in the parade of bands featuring Norwegian musicians best known for work in other bands is Amgala Temple, which was formed by Lars Horntveth (Jaga Jazzist), Amund Maarud (The Grand), and...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-01-23)

Rich Halley 3 - The Literature

A jazz trio that consists of bass, drums, and a melodic instrument like sax or trumpet can be a really wonderful thing. The absence of a piano or guitar filling in chords gives the other players...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-01-23)

Ecovillage - Sacred World

I had never heard of this Swedish duo of Peter Wikström and Emil Holmström before they were brought to my attention by Gayle Ellett (of Djam Karet and Fernwood), who has been involved...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-01-22)

Enjoying the Bonus Round —
The Trettioåriga Kriget Interview

For fans of progressive rock, the decade from 1970 to 1979 has always stood as the heyday of the style, when virtually all of the elements fell into place. English and American bands are best known, but in other countries around the world, similar kinds of innovation were flourishing; in Sweden, the young men who called themselves Trettioåriga Kriget produced several albums that caught the attention of listeners outside their native land. The band remained active until 1980, but the turn of the century saw them getting back together and making new music. » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-01-22)