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Say Psych: Album Review – Smoke Beach by Kill West

Kill West have already established themselves as firm favourites here at Psych Insight thanks to their debut EP (Kill West), still available on Drone Rock Records. Their mix of upbeat…

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Say Psych: Album Review – Heaven by Sundays and Cybele

I first came across Sundays and Cybele earlier this year when I heard the 2012 album release ‘Gypsy House’, which had just come out on vinyl on the brilliant Tokyo…

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Table Scraps : More Time For Strangers

Birmingham, England’s Table Scraps are a duo that sound like more than the sum of their parts. The racket they make on their debut album More Time For Strangers is that of…

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Psych Insight: EP Review – Array 1 by Loop

When the Pixies released the first of their three EPs after a prolonged absence, back in 2013, many suspected that the decision to stagger their new material was deliberately made…

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Album Review: 10 000 Russos – ’10 000 Russos’

Photograph by Betânia Liberato 10 000 Russos, pronounced “dez mil russos” are the latest spell-weavers to join the illustrious Fuzz Club Records banner. I recently commented that Casper was perhaps a descendant of…

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Album Review: Evening Fires – ‘Where I’ve Been Is Places and What I’ve Seen Is Things’

‘Where I’ve Been Is Places and What I’ve Seen Is Things’ is, “the newest album in Evening Fires ongoing story. Once again recorded in the their ‘secret Appalachian den,’ “WIBIPAWISIT” was mastered…

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Say Psych: Album Review – Pan by White Manna

A number of reviews of this latest album by Californian five piece White Manna have inevitably rested on their space rock credentials in relation to prime movers of the genre,…

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Say Psych: Album Review – Keeper of the Dawn by Ancient River

At a time when every man and his bong can be said to be exploring the final frontier with cathedral reverb plastered all over their stoned guitar noodling, it is…

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Psych Insight: New Music – Open Visions EP by Kobadelta

There is something of the night about Kobadelta, in the way that there is something of the night about The Amazing Snakeheads. The band’s songs are reminiscent of drunken late…

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Album Review: Sonic Jesus – ‘Neither Virtue Nor Anger’

‘Neither Virtue Nor Anger’ by Sonic Jesus, is perhaps 2015’s most eagerly anticipated debut LP, certainly for those fortunate souls who take their music with more than just a pinch of…

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