Tag Archives: Dave Bixby

Gianna Rosales is our special guest for Harbinger Magazine this month. She is a poetand a creative writer. We welcome her on board as our new music Journalist.She will be opening doors for musicians and bands from El Paso, Texas and LasCruces, New Mexico, down on the sunny US border. Let’s find out about GiannaContinue reading “Interview with Gianna Rosales”

Adam Majdecki-Janicki, sometimes known by the pseudonym A.J. Kaufmann, is a Polish poet, musician, and composer. He is a prolific artist and a longtime friend of Harbinger Magazine. Dave Bixby has called him “a national treasure of Poland” while interviewing him in 2023. After three years, we catch up with Adam to see what isContinue reading “Adam Majdecki-Janicki Interview”

I would like to introduce David Bixby from Flagstaff Arizona, USA. Dave is an old hippie from the sixties. Here is his story. Kie, these are great questions, and I will answer them directly to my friends in Finland. In 1968, you became involved in the counterculture movement, embracing a hippie lifestyle, how did thatContinue reading “Dave Bixby Interview by Kie Lindfors”

Interview by Tomoyuki Yamazaki – Tokyo, Japan https://news.yahoo.co.jp/expert/articles/9bd208e7b6ce278a687c5c2b57b417a9722dd06a Dave Bixby’s “Ode To Quetzalcoatl” (1969), known as a “phantom” American cult folk album, and his band Harbinger’s “Second Coming” (1970) were released as Japanese CDs in June 2025. These two albums, which have become legendary as extremely rare and treasured psychedelic folk albums (the original LPsContinue reading “Dave Bixby Discusses Two Rare and Exciting Psych-Folk Albums from the 1960s and 1970s”

Known predominantly for his 1969 record, Ode to Quetzalcoatl, David Bixby’s music is that of a true original: deeply intimate, spiritually powerful psychedelic folk embedded with a powerful sense of both hope and crushing loneliness. The Mic’s own Ria Serena sat down with Bixby to discuss religion, his experiences of having been shipwrecked whilst workingContinue reading “Dave Bixby Interview by Ria Serena”

Strings Theory presents an interview with Dave Bixby. We dive through his life and thoughts regarding experiences with LSD, spirituality, cult experiences, Christianity, and his legendary 1969 psychedelic folk album “Ode to Quetzalcoatl”.

Now available from Addendum Records in Olympia, Washington – Ode to Quetzalcoatl on cassette! Find it on bandcamp HERE. $12 each – limited edition of 100. “Ode To Quetzalcoatl is a religious experience, to put it simply. This album channels deep personal revelations and reflections into succinct song in such a beautiful way. It allContinue reading “Ode to Quetzalcoatl Cassette”

Harbinger Magazine is excited to interview The Sonic Dawn from Denmark. I remember meeting Jonas at the Festival of Endless Gratitude in Copenhagen 2018. We published an article June 7, 2021, and we are catching up with them today. Niels Fuglede is the bassist. Jonas Waaben is percussionist and vocal. Emil Bureau performs guitar andContinue reading “The Sonic Dawn Interview”

Now Available from Psych9 and Herby Records –  a brand new 7” record of Dave Bixby covers including “Morning Sun” by Karen y los Remedios (Mexico) and “Time to Clear Your Mind” by the Strawberry Jam (United Kingdom). This 45 rpm smokey gray record is lathe cut in monophonic sound and is only available inContinue reading “New 7″ Record of Dave Bixby Covers”

Dean Merrell is our interview this month. Dean is a Guitar aficionado and music artist from Tucson, Arizona. Dean has a recording studio in his home to capture music ideas. Dean, thank you for granting Harbinger Magazine this interview. Tell us about your collection of guitars and musical instruments you have acquired over the years,Continue reading “Dean Merrell Interview”