Welcome to the February (just under the wire) installment of Aquarium Drunkard’s recurring Transmissions podcast, a series of interviews and audio esoterica from Aquarium Drunkard. We’ve got an introspective episode for you. First, we sit down with Kayla Cohen of Itasca, to discuss her new mini-album, Morning Flower. It’s a collaboration with writer and artist […]

Thursday night, Aquarium Drunkard presents an evening with spiritual jazz giant Azar Lawrence as he performs his 1974 masterwork Bridge Into A New Age in its entirety + Elementals. Pre and post DJ sets by Daniel T, Pheel and Tasty Wavs. Tickets available HERE. Hit up the comments with your favorite jazz lp from 1974 […]

July 17, 1967 – After making the decision to quit (after only seven dates) as the opening act for the Monkees on their U.S. tour, Jimi Hendrix got together with his old bandmate and friend, Curtis Knight, ostensibly to jam “off the record” at Ed Chalpin’s PPX Studios. This decision would prove to be both […]

Tonight in Los Angeles: Aquarium Drunkard presents the music of Shangri-La Suite. Join us tonight as Mondo Boys perform their original score to the film alongside special guests and collaborators at Gold Diggers in East Hollywood. Evening kicks off with a conversation with filmmaker Eddie O’keefe and the composers. Following the live score, mucho records […]

Our weekly two hour show on SIRIUS/XMU, channel 35, can be heard twice every Friday – Noon EST with an encore broadcast at Midnight EST. SIRIUS 513: Jean Michel Bernard – Générique Stephane ++ Ty Segall – Every 1’s A Winner ++ Omni – Wire ++ Wire – Feeling Called Love ++ Parquet Courts – […]

So many records, so little time. Here’s one from 2017 we weren’t hip to until the tail end of the year, Hollow Hand’s “A World Outside”. Recorded in mono straight to a Tascam 4-track in their home studio in Brighton, England, Hollow Hand deals out sunny psych-pop in the vein of contemporaries Jacco Gardner and […]

Despite a notoriously terrible memory, I’m really good at remembering hearing things for the first time, and I have always been able to associate my initial encounters with certain records with times, places, and people. When I go on tour with other musicians, I rarely bring music from my own collection, preferring instead to expose […]