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Say Psych: Album Review – Eyes In The Melancholy Palm by Cathode Ray Eyes

It’s weird where music takes you sometimes. During my second listen to this album by Cathode Ray Eyes, a solo project by Ryan, guitarist/ vocalist from Psych Insight favourites Cult…

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Say Psych: Album Review – Wicked Sun by Narco States

Narco States are one of those bands who, on the surface, sound like many others who you could safely file under ‘garage’. There are the MC5/ Stooges wails and lo-fi…

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Psych Insight: Album Review – Shadow of the Sun by Moon Duo

The first time I listened to this new Moon Duo album I have to admit that I was rather dismissive of it. I didn’t think it was that different from…

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Album Reviews

Album Review: A Place To Bury Strangers: Transfixiation

Transfixiation is the best album A Place To Bury Strangers has made. That’s not to say anything that came before it wasn’t worthy of hurting our ears. But this time around…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Create and Consume by The Love Dimension

The thing that strikes me about the opening to this album is how it manages to sound both hot and cold and the same time. There is an icey tingle…

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Album Review : Language of Shapes :: Mother Mountain

Language of Shapes inhabit a musical world all their own. Not that they don’t allow certain musical influences to seep into that world and show themselves now and then, but…

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Psych Insight: Album Review, Mugstar/ Cosmic Dead split (Evil Hoodoo)

I have to admit that I’m not a big fan of split LPs, I know that they are a great thing for many bands since it gets their music out…

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Say Psych: Album Review – I’m Your Mind Fuzz by King Gizzard and the Wizard Lizard

It was a rainy Thursday night in Leeds, and I had just had a long and full day which I had found pretty exhausting. I’d dragged myself out of the…

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Album Review: Singapore Sling – ‘The Tower Of Foronicity’

‘The Tower Of Foronicity’ is Henrik Björnsson’s latest Long Player and follow up to the 2011 release ‘Never Forever’. Henrik has in the past described Singapore Sling’s sound as “dance…

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Album Review: The Pale Blue Dots – Lots of Dots

Huw ‘Bunf’ Bunford, the guitarist from Welsh indie legends Super Furry Animals, met composer Richard Chester when Bunford was pursuing academic interests while the Furries were on an extended hiatus. Shared interests…

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