Blonde Readhead

Blonde on Blonde's second album, Rebirth, was a more focused body of music than their debut; it also constituted the recording debut of the group's second lineup: David Thomas (vocals, guitar, bass), Gareth Johnson (sitar, lead guitar, lute, electronic effects), Richard Hopkins (bass, keyboards), and Les Hicks (drums, percussion). Whether they're doing the spacy, airy, psychedelic pop of "Castles in the Sky" or the folky "Time Is Passing," the group attack their instruments as though they're performing live, and the effect is riveting throughout, even when the melodic content flags slightly…

The Morris Sisters are back and rocking a new record with all horses firing’ (pardon the pun). These two are absolute stars who the world will discover sooner than later. Formerly known as Southern Halo, American Blonde’s latest studio effort is Somethin’ In the Water and to this reviewers ears this is their strongest effort to date…

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1969 album from the Psych/Progressive rockers. Formed in 1967, the group signed to Pye Records the following year, following a series of legendary appearances at the MIddle Earth club and a support slot for Jefferson Airplane on their first UK tour. This debut album was a fine piece of work with many classic tracks such as 'Ride With Captain Max' This reissue adds both sides of the band's first single as bonus tracks.

Circling the intersection of ebullient synth pop and strutting indie rock, Canada's Yukon Blonde emerged from Kelowna, British Columbia in the late 2000s. The group is led by singer and main songwriter Jeff Innes. After releasing a more folk-rock-minded debut EP, Everything in Everyway, in 2009, they shifted toward a heavier reliance on synths and bass groves by their third LP, 2015's On Blonde.