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Amazing mod/psych/freakbeat rarity from 1969, featuring members of T2 and The FLIES — an album from the very end of the psychedelic era, one of the last landmark albums when bands seemed play exactly what they wanted, instead of opting for either the mainstream or the gutter. The psych-pop sensibilities ...
SOLD OUT Official reissue of rare 1976 cosmic synthesizer and psychedelic-flavored, guitar-led French progressive rock masterwork! Transparent Orange with Black Swirl vinyl LP version is a Lion exclusive edition of 150x hand-numbered copiesCARPE DIEM “Cueille Le Jour” In December 1976, Carpe Diem entered whacked-out recording wizard Jean-Pierre Massiera’s Azurville studio and recorded — on 16-tracks ...
Catch Prichard’s newest release, I Still Miss Theresa Benoit (2021), is their most expansive album to date, as they weave the musical and literary themes that have influenced the band’s career. After half a decade in Europe as front man for the mercurial Brittsommar, Sawyer returned to the States to ...
Legendary deep undergroundSouth African heavy acid rock / proto-doom recordings from 1969!CEPTIC FROG “Ceptic Frog”Ultra-rare rehearsal sessions from 1969 by this South African heavy psych / acid rock band, mastered from a tape transfer — and yet still doom-laden, dark, heavy, and as messy as can be, in all the ...
SOLD OUT Very interesting tripped out and fuzzy heavy psych release. There are some face melting tracks here and the whole band sounds freaky good. Sound quality is surprisingly adequate considering these are simply ‘rehearsals’ transferred from tape, and the press is perfect. This is totally worth checking out if you are a ...
Hip hop-inflected immersive synth psych from Name Sayers frontman Devin James Fry. Features nonbinary plus-size queer Brooklyn rapper Chris Conde, Denver rapper and circuit bender Otem Rellik, and Chicago jazz flutist Lloyd Brodnax King. The album’s title reflects that it is the product of a time (the Covid-19 pandemic) when societal norms ...
Dominique Blanc-Francard’s “Ailleurs” is trippy and weird… and yet… the songs are catchy and the album rocks out. Fuzzy guitar, chunky drums, weird effects, a thick mix of layers of sound — all tasty ingredients. Pink Floyd meets T-Rex? It’s a terrific recipe, which surely must describe other albums? Even so, we can’t ...
SOLD OUT “Ultra rare mid-70s UK acid folk rock recordings. Features sitar, moog, acoustic and electric guitars, assorted percussion instruments to create a Popul Vuh like soundscape. If you can imagine the perfect blend of Eastern trance/psych and English hippy acid folk rock, this would be it. Very cool and freaky.”“Earthforce were an ...
A pastoral psychedelic folk stroll in the sunshine, with a few tracks reminiscent of 1960’s soft psych!! This is the rarest, and I would dare to say best, folk/psych album from Peter Howell and John Ferdinando, musical brainchildren behind Ithaca, Agincourt, Alice Through the Looking Glass, and Tomorrow Come Someday.Howell/Ferdinando ...
“A space-rockin’ hybrid of Gila and instrumental Hendrix type moves, Golem were another band from the lost Pyramid Records archive. Totally instrumental, and a feast for guitar fans… On first listen Golem comes across as a lost classic of Krautrock without a doubt, with a music that blends everything from ...
SOLD OUT HAWK “African Day”“It’s dark and still in the chief’s village protected by mountains of the great southern regions of Africa…” so begins the seventeen minute epic ‘African Day’ that kicks off the greatest Afro-psychedelic concept album ever made — first released on Parlophone in 1971. Hawk’s music on this epochal ...
A fully licensed, analogue reissue — sure, on cassette and not on vinyl, that’s a long story — of the first Index LP, originally released in 1967. The “Black Album” is one of the all-time holy grails of psychedelia, with originals going for more than $4,000. It is an album ...
Legendary UK psych outfit Infinity formed in 1969 from the ashes of “Chocolate Soup” psych faves the Flies and Cymbaline. Their mission: to develop a heavy psychedelic/pop sound, and express it through complex original songs, via some funky Hammond organ, punchy guitars, and the band’s unique harmonies. Upon their return ...
A beautiful, trippy album originally released in 1973, with lovely female vocals sounding glorious in a dreamy setting — this album contains incredibly good and extremely rare home recordings from the same line-up (headed by psychedelic-folk masters Peter Howell and John Ferdinando), that had made the remarkable Agincourt “Fly Away” ...
Jeff Carney’s sophomore effort for audioFile (1989) could not have been criticized were it to have remained in similar territory as the electronic wall of sound he had created on Imperfect Space Journeys. Instead, he created a more sparse, evolving tapestry of analog timbres. Using an exclusively vintage analog arsenal ...