Latest articles by Chris Roberts
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Is Iron Butterfly's psychedelic classic all about one song?
With their fourth album, Juju, The Banshees changed the way they made music, creating a conceptual masterpiece inspired by Hitchcock, horror and an African bust unearthed in Forest Hill
The Damned's crowdfunded return, their first in a decade, keeps things neat
Prog legends will headline London's Palladium this Saturday and Sunday
Innovative and genre-bending West Coast psych-rockers get boxed
Whatever happened to the teenage rampagers? This fourCD box set finds out
Twists galore in blockbuster box set from late Can man
Tijuana shoegazers channel the greats
Title belies colours and softness, enhanced by Barbieri, Jansen and BJ Cole
Former Kraftwerk and Neu! musician makes sparks fly
TV documentary study of Heroic Berlin studio
When The Dave Clark Five postponed recording a surefire hit, The McCoys got real
In 1978, a 19-year-old Catholic girl from South London reconfigured the rock landscape. Forty years on, her strange phenomenon endures...
Acclaimed artists choose not to throw stones.
Swede dreams up a work of genius.
Chris Roberts samples the new releases on the prog/rock boundary.
Probably the best Indonesian stoner psych you’ll hear this month.
Limited-edition collection of intimate photos of the band
