The Prog Printer Page
Home to the Progressive Music Society, Eclectic Mountain Records (releasing the new Etherfysh CD!!), and the Progday Festival Support CD.
Industrial Silence
A treasure trove of vinyl for sale for fans of obscure 60' & 70's Prog, Psych, Folk, Beat and Garage Rock LP's.
Rink A Dink Productions
Rink A Dink Productions is a non-commercial cyber art music and political magazine and link intersection for artist and activist, run by Ronnie LoBello. Lots of great music, art and political links, and RONNIE'S BLOG! Check it out.
indie-cds.com are an independent music specialist website based in Australia though, they carry music from anywhere, specializing in electronic/electroacoustic and avant garde stuff such as Magical Mako (& all other MIO titles), Peter Frohmader/Nekropolis, and Australian
electronica.
Uncle Sams On Mars
Sam Sheppard's personal site with reviews of loads of space rock and psychedelic gigs he has seen through the years. Fun personal accounts of concerts by Hawkwind, Ozric Tentacles, Gong, Porcupine Tree and much much more.
Le Garage Psychédélique
French language site focusing on Garage-Psych
Dark Lord Rob's American Entropy
Psychedelic music, online sci-fi novels, and more!
Cosmos Music
The home of the progressive rock magazine Big Bang and the French music store Cosmos Music
Psychedelic Albums: A Music Lover's Concise Guide To Essential Psychedelic Albums
Excellent site loaded with psychedelic reviews
The Hawkwind Museum
There are a lot of Hawkwind web sites out there but this one is a real standout. Lots of valuable information and a riotous sense of humor.
The Vegetable Man Project
The Vegetable Man Project is a compilation of artists all doing their own rendition of Syd Barrett's song "Vegetable Man". There's a tremendous amount of variety across the tracks, the artists really making this song their own
Starfarer's Hawkwind Page
Lots of news, reviews, and interviews with Hawkwind. Looks like it keeps up to date
Space Rock
Informative site with news about Space and Prog rock
Dream It While You Can
Site for various arts including the music of A Billiant Career, plus literature and visual arts
The Tapestry Of Delights
Online version of Vernon Joynson's guide to UK psych, beat and progressive music between 1963 - 1976. And excellent resource with easily navigated alphabetical listings
Shack Media
German language site with info on The Electric Family, The Perc, Taras Bulba, and others
The Cassette Mythos
Includes all the chapters from Robin James' excellent book on the 1980's DIY homemade music and cassette networking scene
Spacerock site from the folks who manage the Solar Fire Lightshow and host the Strange Daze Spacerock festivals
Great resource for all things psychedelic. Includes a newsletter, bands info, links, and more
Home of Electric Orange and related band projects
Annexus Psychedelic Music Site
Source for psychedelia, Krautrock, and space rock, mostly from the 60s & 70s
MusicSpace
Resources for all kinds of music inspired by space. Space rock, classical, pop, and more.
pHinnWeb Krautrock Page
LOADS of Krautrock related links
Lord Litter
Lord Litter is a musician and long-time indie D.J. Check out this site for info on his Lordship's activites and LOADS of indie links.
Pooters Psychedelic Shack
Exactly what the name implies. Band info, discographies, links, and more
Cringe: The Columbus Sound
Reviews, concert schedules, and various other info on Columbus, Ohio bands
Mission Control Archive Of Psychedelic And Experimental Music
Band info, links, and much more on all things psychedelic
Space Is The Place
Info on various spacerock festivals
Hawkwind's Electric Library
Lots of reproductions of Hawkwind related comics and zine covers
Musart South London & Canterbury Music Web Server
EXTENSIVE resource for all things Canterbury
The Progressive Newsletter
Lots of prog rock info
Camp Buzz Festival
THE source for info on the annual Camp Buzz festival of various indie bands held in Ohio
DIY Search
Great database of alternative DIY projects
The Philm Freax Digital Archive
Library of photos by Phil Franks