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Say Psych: New Music, FOR NEPAL

Although the earthquake in Nepal has largely disappeared from our consciousness, the cleanup operation and reconstruction is continuing and life is still far from being back to normal. Thom Betteny…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Burning Up With… The Heads

I came fairly late to The Heads party. When I arrived I thought that all I was left with was to hoover up a few half empty cans and the…

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Track / Video

EP Review: Two Skies – When the Storm Hits

Two Skies will release their new EP When the Storm Hits on 15th April. The release will come via Sister 9 Recordings and will be the bands sixth release. Formed…

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See: Holy Wave release new video for ‘Minstrel’s Gallop’

Austin, Texas based five piece Holy Wave have released some new visuals for their track Minstrel’s Gallop, taken from their latest album Freaks of Nurture, out now on The Reverberation…

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Say Psych: Playlist 6/2016

There is so much amazing new music out there at the moment that this playlist is exclusively showcasing some choice releases from the last month. Enjoy! I Sing in…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Sunshower by Psychic Heat

Psychic Heat are a band who are new to me. A four piece from Lawrence, Kansas (USA); they are, with apologies, from a place that I’ve never heard of before…

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Track / Video

Say Psych: Track, RMFTM/ White Hills split.

If you’re reading this it is more likely than not that you will be aware of what is broadly known as the ‘psych’ scene. This is a broad and ultimately…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Stellar Prophecy by Black Rainbows

I have only recently come across Italian three-piece Black Rainbows. The stoner rock band’s ‘Hawkdope’ album from last year was one that grabbed me immediately when I first heard it…

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Not Forgotten: Caravan – In the Land of Grey and Pink

Along with Soft Machine, Caravan are perhaps the definitive Canterbury Scene progressive rock act. Less jazzy than their more famous neighbours, Caravan weren’t as heavy handed as their more critically…

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Album ReviewBlack Mountain – IV

I’m on my third listen of Black Mountain’s newest opus, the labyrinthine IV. It should be no surprise that I will need a few more listens before I’ve covered all…

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