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Say Psych: Album Review, Cardinal Fuzz ‘Stay Holy’ Compilation

Cardinal Fuzz is one of my favourite records labels bringing out a series of, for me, essential releases. This is evidenced by the fact that the label was involved in…

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Say Psych: Live, Bitchin Bajas/Xam/Elizabeth, Wharf Chambers, Leeds, 23.10.15

Brett Savage, eminent guitarist with the utterly marvellous Dead Sea Apes, dons the Psych Insight mantle to report on an excellent gig in Leeds, featuring two very gifted two local…

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Say Psych: Live Review, Dead Sea Apes, Liverpool PsychFest, 26.09.15

Dead Sea Apes are a favourite band of mine who have released a series of ever developing albums on the Cardinal Fuzz label, the latest of which ‘Spectral Domain’ has…

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News: Cardinal Fuzz Sonic Attack at Liverpool PsychFest 2015

Small independent record labels are hugely important to the development of so much of what is good about the music scene these days. They enable bands to get their product…

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Album Review: Dead Sea Apes – ‘Spectral Domain’

Time flies when you’re having fun… It seems like only yesterday that I was reviewing the Dead Sea Apes‘ majestic 2014 offering, ‘High Evolutionary’. Suffice to say that with ‘Spectral Domain’…

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Live Review: Dead Sea Apes – Shacklewell Arms, London, 09.04.2015

In some ways the Dead Sea Apes were in an unenviable position at the Cardinal Fuzz showcase at the Shacklewell Arms in London last week, part of the Bad Vibrations…

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Psych Insight: 20 Essential Psych Albums of 2014

This year I have teamed up with Adam Harmsworth of Psychedelic Drone Rock to bring you twenty albums that have really inspired us in 2014. After last year’s glut of fantastic new…

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Say Psych: Album Review – Lupus by Dead Sea Apes (Cardinal Fuzz)

Ding! The bell at the beginning of this album seems to tell us that we are entering some sort of sacred space, and certainly the processive drone of the first…

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