The Devil Wears Prada ZII EP arrived as a highly anticipated sequel to the band’s 2010 cult classic, Zombie. Released on May 21, 2021, through Solid State Records, this third EP from the American metalcore group marks a significant milestone in their discography, as it is their first official release featuring bassist Mason Nagy. The […]
*RidingEasy Records Logo* RidingEasy Records is a heavy rock label that operates less like a standard distributor and more like a carefully curated home for the fuzzy, the heavy, and the forgotten. In the modern music landscape, many labels act primarily as conduits for content, but RidingEasy focuses on taste, vision, and long-term catalog-building. Based […]
Voice of America Radio vinyl represents a unique intersection of Cold War history and high-fidelity music collecting. Unlike a standard discography, these records primarily consist of the U.S. government’s international broadcast library, featuring commercial pressings used for airplay rather than unique studio recordings. The Reality of the Voice of America Radio Vinyl Library The Voice […]
*ROCKOVICA.COM* Morly Grey psychedelic rock represents one of the most compelling examples of early-1970s American underground music, shaped by regional scenes rather than major-label influence. Morly Grey is a cult American psychedelic rock band from Alliance, Ohio, best known for their rare and highly collectible 1972 album, The Only Truth. Though the group never achieved […]
The Samuel Prody album is a British early‑70s psychedelic hard‑rock record that has become a cult heavy‑prog rarity despite being virtually unknown in its home country at the time of release. Originally issued only in Germany in 1971, the self-titled record has been reissued in recent years. Origins of the Band and the Samuel Prody […]
The 1976 Windflower Dreams LP has transitioned from a localized independent release into a highly sought-after prize for psychedelic and hard-rock collectors. Originally issued as a small-scale U.S. private-press record, the album captures the unpolished, raw energy of the 1970s underground rock scene—an era long before these specific pressings would command significant market attention. The […]
If you’re the kind of vinyl collector who enjoys flipping through bins, discovering deep cuts, and talking shop with people who genuinely love music, Noble Records is built for you. What started as one collector’s passion has grown into something much bigger — without losing the soul that makes record stores special. Noble Records isn’t […]
Few rock stories are as bizarre—or as tragic—as The Lost Tapes of Hunter, better known by its U.S. release title, Orang-Utan. What began as a promising 1970s London hard-rock band ended in one of music’s most notorious acts of deception. Decades later, the album stands as both a cult classic and a cautionary tale of […]
When you look at the landscape of underground psychedelic rock in the mid-1970s, few records stand out like George Brigman’s Jungle Rot LP. Released in 1975 when Brigman was only 18 years old, the album captured the raw, primitive, and brutal energy of DIY production at a time when the industry was dominated by polished […]
Yezda Urfa Boris stands as one of progressive rock’s most fascinating anomalies—a self-produced 1975 demo that evolved into a cult masterpiece decades later. Initially ignored by the music industry, the album has since been rediscovered and celebrated for its breakneck tempos, complex time signatures, and diverse instrumentation. Although Yezda Urfa never reached mainstream recognition during […]
