Latest articles by Lee Dorrian
30 insanely obscure underground rock albums that only connoisseurs know about
Looking for something beyond Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath? Check out these bona fide buried treasures that only the most avid crate diggers will have heard
50 years, 50 tracks: the Ultimate Heavy Metal Playlist
As humanity celebrates 50 years of heavy metal, here’s half a century’s worth of pioneering heavy music, from the classics to the contemporary hard-hitters
The 20 Great Lost Albums of British Rock, 1968-72
Label boss, former Cathedral singer and late 60s/early 70s music aficionado Lee Dorrian picks the best forgotten prog-psych albums of the 1960s
Deep cuts: Help – Christian power trio featuring future Doobie Brothers drummer
Diving into the crates of the great forgotten gems: This month we take a look at Help's album 'Second Coming' – Decca, USA, 1971, £70+
Deep cuts: The Savage Resurrection, the forgotten West Coast freaks from 1968
Unearthing the best in record collector gold dust. This month, The Savage Resurrection, Mercury USA, 1968, £120
Deep cuts: Dragonfly – the '60s band that gave Blue Cheer a run for their money
Dragonfly – Dragonfly, Megaphone Records, USA, 1968, £375+
Granicus: Granicus – "piercingly high-pitched" proto-metal from Ohio
A hard, heavy slice of 70s proto-metal from underground five-piece Granicus.
Buried Treasure: Salem Mass's underground, 'satanic' majesty
Salem Mass, Witch Burning - Private press, USA, 1971, £450
