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Definitive, long-overdue collection of the Sixties California garage punks. New Music review by Kieron Tyler

Loves Forever Changes is one of lesser known classics of the 60s. One of the Rolling Stone record guides describes it as indescribably essential or something like that. Some time following original Love member Arthur Lees release from prison in late 2001, I caught him performing on tour with a band advertised as Love at Minneapoliss First Avenue. I think it must have been in October 2004. I would have

Lizzo extols the virtues of self-love, Mabel hits the dancefloor, Beabadoobee rehashes the Nineties and Black Midi revel in the grotesque

Currently touring the UK, Echols harks back to the multiracial band whose Forever Changes was hailed as a masterpiece, but who faced chaos, false rumours, racism, drug addiction and more

Steelhouse Festival, The Struts, King Buffalo, Old Man Gloom & two new releases by Bristol bands

BIRKENHEAD’S Future Yard venue will take a trip back to the ‘Summer of Love’ this week when it welcomes one of the 1960s’ most revered bands…

"Lord, am I dreaming?" If we are, don't wake us. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Robert Callender's The Way (First Book of...

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Norma Tanega's “Elephants Angels and Roses” and Jon Spencer & the HITmakers' “Worm Town”

For Record Store Day 2022, WFUV spoke to record shop owners and managers about their RSD picks and what other treasures they'd recommend.