A Sorcerer’s Dream adds more lore to the sonic mythology of soft-psych voyager Michael Angelo. Written and recorded in close proximity with his celebrated 1977 self-titled debut, this sophomore effort didn’t find its way into the world until decades later, taking on a mysterious life of its own before Anthology Recordings sent a signal back … Continued

Willis David Hoover, aka Hoover, was born in Jackson County, Missouri, raised across Iowa, where he started his career as a coffee house folk musician during his teens before moving to Nashville to pursue his dreams as a songwriter.  Throughout the 60s, Hoover was part of the original outlaw country music scene and a late-night, … Continued

If You Wanna Laugh, You Gotta Cry Sometimes: Archives Vol. 3, 1972-1975 is another magical discovery from Georgia-born singer-songwriter Robert Lester Folsom’s oeuvre of soft psychedelia and rural rock n’ roll, written and recorded over 50 years ago yet prophetically resonant today. Born of lost summers, new love (and the breaks that follow), and hippie … Continued