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23rd Turnoff, The – Michael Angelo: The Complete 1967 Recordings – CD
The complete recordings from the mysterious British psychedelic pop group the 23rd Turnoff. Originating from the ashes of Liverpool Merseybeat band the Kirkby’s, they feature cult singer‐songwriter Jimmy Campbell, who penned all the songs. However, with only one majestic, albeit commercially unsuccessful single to their name, they were destined into obscurity ‐ only to ...
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Alan Clayson – Ancient And Modern: Highlights Of Half-A-Century – CD
Ancient and Modern: Highlights of Half‐a‐Century is a testament to Alan Clayson’s five decades of musical brilliance. Known as the charismatic frontman of Clayson and the Argonauts and a notable solo artist, both entities are characterized by their distinctive recorded output and stage acts that defy succinct description. This compilation ...
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Andy Bown – Tarot – Vinyl
SOLD OUT Remastered reissue of “Tarot” by Andrew “Andy” Bown, erstwhile The Herd member and future Status Quo collaborator, delivers a melding psychedelic and progressive style within an accessible pop structure. Serving as the theme for “Ace of Wands” UK television series in the early 70’s, its captivating lyrics and entrancing chorus pull ...
Andy Bown – Tarot – Vinyl
Remastered reissue of “Tarot” by Andy Bown, erstwhile The Herd member and future Status Quo collaborator, delivers a melding psychedelic and progressive style within an accessible pop structure. Serving as the theme for “Ace of Wands” UK television series in the early 70’s, its captivating lyrics and entrancing chorus pull the listener into ...
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Andy Pratt – The Lost Albums: 2010-2014 – CD
Four complete albums originally released between 2010 and 2014 by Boston singersongwriter Andy Pratt of “Avenging Annie” fame – one of the most ambitious singles of the 1970s – the decade that introduced the world to Pratt’s gloriously ambitious brand of sweet pop music. By 1976, he had Rolling Stone magazine boldly claim ...
Anji Cakebread – Dear Computer – Vinyl
In the late seventies, Anji Cakebread was inspired by a hefty electricity bill to pen a poem. This poem sparked a melody composed by producer Tony Rockliff, eventually culminating in the recording of “Dear Computer.” The track featured John Gilston from the Incredible String Band providing the computer voice, and John Harry Watson ...
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Anton Barbeau – Dig The Light – CDD
“Dig The Light,” the companion album to Anton Barbeau’s introspective “Glitch Wizard,” emerges as a sweeping, outward-looking statement of connection and hope. Featuring collaborations with psychedelic pioneer Barry “The Fish” Melton (Country Joe & The Fish), Dave Gregory (XTC), and The Moore Brothers, this collection showcases Barbeau’s gift for tackling universal themes with intimate, ...
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Anton Barbeau – Glitch Wizard – CDD
Anton Barbeau’s “Glitch Wizard” is a densely layered psychedelic odyssey born from personal grief and altered states. Recorded in his farm-bound “Dark Mystery Temple” studio, this collection of psych-pop, krautrock and glitch-folk features an all-star cast including Dave Gregory (XTC), Andy Metcalfe (Soft Boys), and Donald Ross Skinner (Julian Cope). Several tracks were written ...
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Anton Barbeau – Morgenmusik/Nachtschlager – CD
Take a sonic double album journey with Anton Barbeau’s Morgenmusik/Nachtschlager. An audacious fusion of psychedelic pop, acid-rock, and funk, enriched by surprising textures of world music and clever bits of spoken word vignettes. Recorded between the serenity of a Californian farm and the vibrancy of Berlin, the album harmonizes day-written and nightwritten tracks, exploring ...
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Be Positives, The – Everything About… – CD
Sophomore album from Manchester’s the Be Positives successfully captures their punchy group sound while showcasing a knack for writing great and catchy pop/rock tunes. The variety of their musical influences makes for a captivating album, blending rock, blues, folk, and country tunes. Everything About The Be Positives will reaffirm their ...
Be Positives, The – Everything About… – Vinyl
Vinyl edition of the sophomore album from Manchester’s the Be Positives successfully captures their punchy group sound while showcasing a knack for writing great and catchy pop/rock tunes. The variety of their musical influences makes for a captivating album, blending rock, blues, folk, and country tunes. Everything About The Be Positives will reaffirm their ...
Bedsit Poets – All Roads Lead Me Back – CD
Bedsit Poets make their long-awaited return after over a decade with their third album, All RoadsLead Me Back. The songwriting partnership of Amanda Thorpe and Edward Rogers has crafted amemorable album that retains the signature “heartaches and harmonies” that MOJO magazine aptlydescribed. Infused with elements of electronica and lounge vibes, ...
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Blossom Toes – Postcard – Vinyl
The magic of Blossom Toes’ whimsical third single, “Postcard,” is revitalized in this limited edition 7″ reissue. With fresh new art by Piper Gates Design and remastering by Prof. Stoned, this popsike masterpiece has simply never sounded better. Released during their pivotal 1968 transition and the golden age of psychedelia, this single bridges ...
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Brevity – Home Is Where Your Dog Is – CDD
Finally unearthed! The lost 1970 album by Chicago’s Brevity, Home Is Where Your Dog Is, emerges from the vaults. Recorded under the aegis of Zappa’s Straight/Bizarre label, this release showcases the raw talent of Rick Vittenson, Mark Breyer, and drummer David Winogrond. Lost for over half a century, these tracks—now expertly restored by Prof ...
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Brian Bordello – Songs For Cilla To Sing – CD
TLAK Goes DIY series presents Songs For Cilla To Sing, a long lost tape recently discovered and recovered loaded with home demos recorded by cult-British songwriter and “king of lo-fi” according to Goldmine magazine, Brian Bordello (of The Bordellos). These were all songs meant for Cilla Black’s ears to hear and, hopefully, sing ...
