Psych albums Archives - Page 22 of 30

Say Psych: Album Review How’s Your Favourite Dream by Wooden Indian Burial Ground

Wooden Indian Burial Ground first came to my attention earlier this year when I came across a video of the lead track from this album, ‘Burnout Beach‘. At the time…

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Album Review: Rangda – The Heretic’s Bargain

The Heretic’s Bargain is rasping and raw, like a head with tailing entrails, flying through a midsummer evening, on its way to effectuate mass infanticide. Rangda consists of Sir Richard…

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Album Review: Animal Collective – Painting With

Animal Collective can say that they have most assuredly created their own unique musical world. No one can even come close to reinterpreting their sound and their vibe. Maybe t-U-n-E-y-A-r-D-s…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Lay Llamas by Lay Llamas

The Lay Llamas have been on my radar for a while, a superb live performance at the Liverpool PsychFest in 2014, and a great album, ‘Ostro’, for Rocket Recordings the…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Lamagaius by Lamagaia

This one-track 28 minute album was originally recorded in 2012, and has previously only seen a very limited cassette release the following year, Lamagaia itself was founded in Gothenburg, Sweden…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Magnetic Seasons by Mugstar

Normally when I review an album I sit down with it and really think about how it makes me feel, and generally just go with the flow. If I don’t…

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Say Psych: Album Review, TBWNIAS Live 2010 Dominion Tavern

If you are reading this chances are that you love genuinely independent music (not the sort that is passed off as independent by big corporations), and support bands, labels and…

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Album Review: All Them Witches – Dying Surfer Meets His Maker

With their new long player ‘Dying Surfer Meets His Maker’, Nashville four piece All Them Witches have stepped up to be everything their almost legendary live sets suggest. Mining the…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Spectral Laundromat by Shooting Guns

Every so often I hear a record which just stops me in my tracks, the sort of record that even though I’m hearing for the the first time I just…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Born To Deal In Magic: 1952-1976 by Shooting Guns

If ever there was an album overdue for a re-issue it’s ‘Born To Deal In Magic: 1952-1976’ (BTDIM), the debut from Shooting Guns, originally released in 2011, is it. In…

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