Totally Fuzzy — "Live @ Rockpalast (2019)" music video by Brant BjorkAdded: 21-08-2019Genre : Rock & Alternative, Live In ConcertDescription : Brant Bjork live | Rockpalast | 2019Setlist:1. Low Desert Punk 00:002. Humble Pie 04:483. Swagger & Sway 09:354. Controller... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Yes. That was the word Yoko Ono painted on the ceiling of the Indica Gallery in London in 1966. Visitors to the space were invited to climb a ladder and look at the letters through a magnifying glass. One such guest was John Lennon. The rest is histo... more info

Metal Injection — Andy Rehfeldt is back with more weirdness. The post Pair This Smooth Jazz Version Of BLACK SABBATH's "Sweet Leaf" with A Fine Indica appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Guardian Music — She was labelled a witch and a band wrecker. Now, 38 years after the murder of her husband John Lennon, Yoko Ono is back in the Beatles’ home town to tell her story“Your life is being conducted in front of the world, like a play,” ... more info

Kings of A&R — Highs who hail from Toronto are making noise with their upcoming release ‘Dazzle Camouflage‘ via Indica Records. The bands formation arose out of the bedroom that quickly led to demos which landed online, followed by a string of shows including ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — The past two year have been a whirlwind for newcomers Final Flash. Based in Montreal, this emerging quintet has rapidly made waves with their unique brand of psychedelic folk-rock. The past two year have been a whirlwind for newcomers Final Fl... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Roads is a pop rock band from Montreal, Quebec. Their debut album, Remember Today (produced by Scott Moffatt), was launched on October 26 2010. Released by: Indica Records Release date: Oct 26, 2010 Roads, (formally known as Flicker), came to... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Colin Moore is a Canadian singer / songwriter hailing from Montreal. His raspy voice began to gain him attention at an early age, and by his mid-teens, Colin was fronting his first band, Suburban Trash, later known as Road Bones. "Though his vocal... more info

Guardian Music — Doyenne of counter-culture and the restaurant revolutionSue Miles, one of the central figures of the London counter-culture of the 1960s and a leading influence on the British "restaurant revolution", has died aged 66. She knew everyone, from the Bea... more info

The Music Fix — Dominic finds some Finnish goth pomp strangely intoxicating. more info