Mix 8: The Kream of Krautstuff
That’s right, folks. Following up on my posts on Krautrock and German electronic music of the seventies in general, I present this honking big playlist of some of the finest […]
Category Archives: Psychedelic
CLEARLIGHT SYMPHONY (1975)
by Simon Slator Having grown up in the eighties and nineties, when Richard Branson’s Virgin Empire was huge and omnipresent, it was hard to imagine a time when Virgin Records […]
WATERPLEA – Rudimentary Oscillations (2013) Future music from the new Russia
One of the main reasons why I continue to review music so regularly and put so much effort into it is that not only do I get to hear a […]
Mix 7: Modern Progressive and Art Rock
Here’s a special new mix of some of my favourite music. I’m a prog aficionado, and I love the newer as well as the classic seventies artists. This mix is […]
10 great post-2000 progressive rock albums
I will not under any circumstances engage in a debate about what progressive rock is. Though I briefly discussed it here. Anyway, around the millennium a new wave of younger […]
Mix 6: Entering the Gateless Gate
Hi friends: Back with a new mix. This is all by my act, The Gateless Gate, currently a duo with pianist Teri-Lynn Janveau. These tracks are from the first five […]
GAZPACHO – Demon (2014) An evil tale of old Europe
Gazpacho is, he said in his customary conversational tone, a band I must admit I’m trying out for the second time. Back in the middle of the first decade, I […]
July Netaudio Revue 1
MYOT is on a summer submissions hiatus (very, very regretfully), but I’m using that time to catch up on the months of submissions or releases that I noticed but ignored […]
June Netaudio Revue
I’ve got a ton of stuff to listen to, but I have managed to get to some lately and am starting to catch up! Here’s the pick of my recent […]
THOUGHT EXPERIMENT – Journeys Within (2014)
It’s always great (and more common than you might think) to find great music coming from a truly independent musician; no label, no scene, just pure creativity. One very impressive […]
Make Your Own Taste 