Lewis Tollani

 Buddy Holly... the most influential American artist on the generation of young English musicians who were about to invade the USA musically.

 He LOOKED AT ME. I kind of had a feeling that he was... somehow with us during the whole making of this record.

 Discover the roots of rock 'n' roll—listen to Buddy Holly & The Crickets' timeless classics today!

 "Would you believe that albums like this could exist, having come to light more than thirty years after their creation...?"

 "The title track is magical and sparkling in its vaudeville stride, I don’t think I’ve ever heard a better sunshine-flower pop piece than this... moving."

 Explore the enchanting sounds of Billy Nicholls' hidden 60s gem 'Would You Believe'—listen now and uncover a lost classic!

 Sometimes even machines cry... String Driven Thing is proof of that.

 The voices become restless and frightened in the most anxious and uneasy moments of the work, such as in the title track or in the opening 'Heartfeeder' where tension seems to reign supreme.

 Explore the haunting and soulful sounds of String Driven Thing’s The Machine That Cried – listen now and experience a true folk-psychedelic masterpiece.

 Imagine the best maternal voice possible, singing you tales, with the infinite sweetness of an angel.

 On 'Paper Mountain Man', artists of the caliber of Patty Smith and Polly Jean Harvey have thoroughly studied all the possible nuances.

 Dive into the mystical sounds of Linda Perhacs and experience the enchanting folk-psychedelic journey of 'Parallelograms' today!

 Doug and company are wonderful people first and foremost.

 Floating on the notes, with Doug Martsch’s soft voice rocking me into hyperspace.

 Listen to Built To Spill’s 2007 Estragon live album and experience this unforgettable indie rock journey.

 Burdon became its spokesperson and the megaphone directed at the world.

 The album opens with his abrasive voice that smoothly unfolds in unraveling the litany of the new winds of change taking place.

 Listen to Eric Burdon & The Animals' Winds Of Change and immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of 1960s psychedelia!

 "Oar is pure poetry, composed of many tiny black lights, probing deeply into the night the feeling of being alone."

 Too forgotten to be true and too true to be forgotten, Alexander ‘Skip’ Spence remains in his private oblivion to the end.

 Dive into Skip Spence’s Oar and experience a haunting psychedelic journey like no other.

 "Hasil Adkins was struck by the music of Hank Williams, whose 'one-man-band' ethos he embraced; so while his hands are busy on the six-string, his mouth is divided between singing and the harmonica... his feet 'dance' frantically on the pedals of a rudimentary drum set."

 "Beheadings, alcohol, moral and physical depravity, chickens and red meat are the central theme of the vast majority of his songs... his furious rockabilly was only rediscovered in the early eighties thanks to the psychobilly wave, of which he instantly became the soul and godfather."

 Discover the wild genius of Hasil Adkins—listen to 'Out To Hunch' and experience raw rockabilly like never before!

 I will never forget the whirlwind of emotions that overwhelmed me when the bass started pulsing with "C’mon Everybody."

 Eddie Cochran was one of the greatest rock ’n’ roll performers... who codified the subgenre of rockabilly which contributed to garage rock and punk.

 Explore Eddie Cochran’s classic hits and dive into the roots of rockabilly today!

 "The Seeds manage to do much more, painting the skeletal structure of the song with bold phosphorescent colors, significantly ahead of most of the anthems of the not yet exploded psychedelic scene."

 "The album is one of the most astonishing debuts in the entire early American punk scene... wonders even today, more than forty years on."

 Discover the raw power and psychedelic edge of The Seeds’ debut – listen now and dive into the roots of American garage rock!