Biography : Although guitarist, producer, and theorist Jojo Hiroshige is one of the leading figures on the Japanese noise music scene, his protégées in the all-female quartet Angel'in Heavy Syrup could not be further from the sort of extreme noise terrorism Hiroshige is best known for. Their quiet, meditative music is clearly influenced by the gentler side of '70s Krautrock and progressive rock; think of the gentler moments of Can or Gong, made even more ghostly and delicate by the group's low-key instrumentation and gossamer vocals. This is music in constant danger of becoming so airy it might drift off into the ether, were it not rooted by subtly polyrhythmic drums and hand percussion seemi
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Tracks : 01 Tales From A Wizard 02 Devil's Child 03 Calm Before The Storm 04 Half A Life 05 Spiders Will Dance (On You Face While You Sleep) 06 Black Magic/White Magic 07 Merlin 08 Stand Beside My Fire 09 Welcome To Hell
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Little Phil & The Nightshadows - Patriarchs of Garage Rock
Track List : 1 So Much 2 60 Seconds Swinger 3 In The Air 4 Plenty Of Trouble 5 I Did My Part 6 The Way It Used To Be 7 The Hot Dog Man 8 Perils Of Pauline 9 The Hot Rod Song 10 I Wish I Could Sing Soul Music 11 Knock On Wood 12 Summertime
The NIGHT SHADOWS (aka Little Phil & The Night Shadows)
The
Night Shadows were originally organized in December 1956 as The
Cavaliers. The spelling was changed to The Kavaliers in 1957
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Pete Atkin - 1971 - Driving Through Mythical America
This
a beautiful album by english folk singer Pete Atkin. Pete sung and
wrote the music and Clive James the words (don't let that put you off,
its fantastic). All the songs tell a great story along with some very
fine backing by the likes of Herbie Flowers, Barry Morgan, Chris
Spedding etc.
Checkout "No Dice" I love this song to bits!
Tracks : 1 Sunlight Gate 2 The Pearl Driller 3 No Dice 4 The Flowers and the Wine 5 Where Have They All Gone 6 The Prince of Aquitaine 7 Thief i
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Tracks: 1. The Kingdome Come 2. Angle in Her Walk 3. Variations on Cannabis 4. Candlelight 5. Time and Changes 6. As You Really Are 7. Court Roger 8. Piano and Choir Sonata 9. Fall Away 10. Baby Blues 11. Travelin' Blues 12. The Wave
Not to be confused with the new Japanese band this Birmingham collective recorded their only album in 1970, which displays a lot of influences. West Coast US acid rock, early progressive music and folk all rub shoulders on this polished album, originals of which are now highly sought after by collectors.
Great Airplane like male/female vocals..
Tracks
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Tracks: 1 I Would Be The One 2 Speaking Of Dreams 3 Colour Her Sunshine 4 Phoebe 5 Aunt Violet's Knee 6 Coming Home Soon 7 Presenting Myself Lightly 8 Looking Glass 9 Beatrice 10 Girl Is Young
Yes,
Kensington Market were one of the most well-respected groups on the
scene in late-1960s Canada; yes, this album came out on a big label
(Warner Brothers); and yes, it was produced by a major figure, Felix
Pappalardi, then hot with Cream. This doesn't mean, though, that this
is anything more than a very ordinary late-1960s rock LP, leaning
towards the gentle pop/rock side without being too mainstream. In
keeping with the times, a lot of attention was paid to varying the
styles and arrangements, from airy-fairy pop-psychedelia ("Looking
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1 That's The End 2 This Time 3 (You're Gonna) Hurt Yourself 4 Have I Offended The Girl 5 My Love...Come Home 6 If You Walk Away 7 98.6 8 Stubborn Kind Of Fellow 9 Royal Blue Summer Sunshine Day 10 Make Up Your Mind 11 Pattern People 12 Green Grass 13 When Jesamaine Goes 14 Cave Of Clear Light 15 This World Is My World 16 Painting Time 17 Stay A Little While 18 You're Ready Now 19 Cheryls Going Home 20 Little Girl I Onve Knew, The 21 Dang Me 22 My Way Of Thinking 23 Grapevine ... Read more »
Label September Gurls Released 1997 Time (minutes) 58 Musicstyle Psych Folk
Discolor is the solo project of Stefan Lienemann alias Limo of Shiny Gnomes and Fit+Limo (supported by friends on moog, cello, violin). Combination of new space travelogue with Fit+Limo folk sensibility. Songs expand into pastoral, multilayered guitar landscapes. Solar distortions, white noise acoustics, hypnotic sitar-driven Eastern Kraut dub and chamber string drones create a deeply psychedelic space trance experience. Album ends with a beautiful, haunting version of Beach Boys' "In my room." Discolor shows influences of new UK/US/NZ space rock/drone scene (FSA, Jessamine, Amp, Montgomery etc.), which in itself is influenced by Kraut Rock of the 70's, so the circle closes...
Gothic-psych-baroque-rocker waxing demented in a way only an Englishman can...impeccable." (Goldmine magazine, USA). "Sublime, fabbo and very, very in. Don't get left behind." (Melody Maker, UK) "Enigmatic gothic/baroque troubador with the psychedelic fringe" (Ptolemaic Terrascope,UK) "For some 15 years the enigmatic Paul Roland has carved out a niche in peculiarly ornate British pop music." (Record Collector, UK) "He must be ranked with the most creative and unique songwriters of his generation...the work of an exceptional talent." (Bucketful Of Brains, UK) "The male Kate Bush" (Robyn Hitchcock) "If pop music had existed in the 19th century Roland would have been a star." (Music Week, UK) "England's popmeister and future King" (The BOB, USA) <
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01 The Dance of the Priestess 02 Fire At Will 03 IO Pan!
The Gnostic Mass (XMLP-8 1995)
Recensioner: "Two
long oriental esoteric jams with sitar, flute and percussion. This is a
really psychedelic party where almost all of Xotic Minds members
contribute. The improvisations that were recorded at Adam Axelzons home
and at the Babalon Bar in Stockholm reaches orgiastic crescendos,
especially the "Io Pan”, a primordial invocation to Pan, with
polyrhythmical structures that grows and grows. Reminds one of such
masterpieces as "Seven Ate Sweet” or "Taxim” by the mythical
Kaleidoscope (USA). The Entheogens LP is a cleansing dip in a oriental
acid dist
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A
great collection of some of the most appreciated Shocking Blue
recordings. All their hit singles are here, as well as lesser known
songs from their various albums, recorded in the first halt of the
1970`s.
Though
"Venus" was their only international hit, a lot of these songs had the
same potentials. Songs like "Never Marry a Railroad Man", "Mighty Joe",
"Dream on Dreamer", or "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" could have been
equally big hits, had the wind blown in the Shocking Blue direction,
when they were released.
Guitarist
Robbie van Leeuwen had an unique skill for writing catchy pop-rock
tunes, and their music still sounds fresh and appealing today.
"Unreleased recordings from obscure Ohio band with 1970 45 on the same label as Morly Grey. Much of this is actually modern recordings, nevertheless about half of it is enjoyable sinister psychrock with a late Doors vibe." (AcidArchives)
"World In Sound presents another group that represents the late '60s, early '70s heavy psychedelic era scene in northeast Ohio, USA (the same region that Dragonwyck is from). Having won the Starshine Productions' 'Battle of the Bands' in 1970, the five-member Freeman Sound was established as the most popular of several bands (including Morly Grey), that had records released on the Starshine label. This special collection of original songs and sounds is an exciting bit of rock history that doc
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Side 1 1 The Traits - High On A Cloud (Pelham, NY, U.S.A.) 2 Hot Dog Stand - Zilch 3 The Xtreems - Facts Of Life (St. Louis, MO, U.S.A.) 4 The Soulbenders - 7 And 7 Is (Grand Rapids, MI, U.S.A.) 5 The Basement Wall - Never Existed (Baton Rouge, LA, U.S.A.) 6 The Eyes - I'm Rowed Out (London, U.K.) 7 The Pack - The Colour Of Our Love (Detroit, MI, U.S.A.) 8 Third Power - Snow (Detroit, MI, U.S.A.)
Side 2 1 Bubble Puppy - Beginning (San Antonio, TX, U.S.A.) 2 ... Read more »
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