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Album Review: Flame Tree Ft Nik Turner

Original Hawkwind Saxophonist and flautist Nik Turner recently joined Seattle-based experimental jazz ensemble Flame Tree (Dennis Rea on guitar, Paul “PK” Kemmish on bass, and Jack Gold-Molina on drums) for…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Inner Journey Out by Psychic Ills

This is Psychic Ills first release since ‘One More Time’, one of my favourite albums of its time and one that helped me cement my love of all things ‘psych’.…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Observed in a Dream by Mayflower Madame

Mayflower Madame are a four piece from Norway, Oslo to be exact, who have been developing an interesting sound over the last few years. In these days where everything that…

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Say Psych: Album Review, 芒神 God of Silver Grass by 破地獄 Scattered Purgatory

This is such a beautiful album. I could leave it at that because in a sense that is all you need to know. It is an album that would not…

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Album Review: Cate Le Bon – Crab Day

Cate Le Bon makes music that is happy and sad at the same time. It’s a mix of 60s euro pop and 70s lower east side New York post-punk. The…

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Wire : Nocturnal Koreans

Wire have been one of the most quietly profound bands for the last nearly 40 years. They’ve been labeled punk, post-punk, art rock, pop, and I’m sure countless other genres…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Failures by Khünnt

If you’re going to call yourself Khünnt then you are going to need to have a sound that somehow backs that up. In this case the band’s moniker acts as…

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Say Psych: Album Review, ‘Sweet Chariot’ by Earthling Society

The Earthling Society are one of those bands who really intrigue me. The music that they produce it more often than not beyond classification, and while on their website they…

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Album Review: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack – Twisted Nerve

In 1968 a British psychological horror film called ‘Twisted Nerve’ starring Hywel Bennett, Hayley Mills and Billie Whitelaw was released. Although now long forgotten, only to be referenced now and…

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Album Review: Nothing – Tired Of Tomorrow

Nothing seem to float in this very unique musical cloud of both inescapable beauty and sharp ugliness. The sounds are both pastoral and urban. Domenic Palermo’s sometimes gritty upbringing in…

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