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Album Review: Zombi – 2020

With their first new album in 5 years Zomi’s new album, 2020 showcases their songwriting prowess that has pushed the duo of Steve Moore (synthesizers, guitars, bass) and A.E. Paterra (drums) to evolve throughout their storied,…

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Track: Astral Swans – Bird Songs

Inspired by some sort of wildlife-induced paranoia in an Amsterdam park, Astral Swans have released a fabulous piece of whimsy entitled ‘Bird Songs’. There is a sweet doleful sound to…

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TRACK: Sing Leaf – ‘Sunshine’: let the leftfield psych-pop rays in

CANADIAN artist David Como has a real outsider charm. No: not outsider in the sense of coming from a place of jagged, idiolectal compulsion; more an arrival in a glade…

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SEE: California COMEDOWN by Geno Carrapetta

Full of reminiscence and nostalgia for an epic Californian road trip, making memories on the beach.

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Say Psych: Album Review: Mugstar & Damo Suzuki Live @ The Invisible Wind Factory

The Weird Beard are set to release something rather special, a live recording of Mugstar & Damo Suzuki recorded at the Invisible Wind Factory in Liverpool in 2018. The vinyl set…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Par Asito – Singularity

Hailing from Guadalajara, Mexico, Par Ásito merge space rock and noise exploration. Usually driven as a power trio, although this may vary depending on where the show takes place, Par…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Holy Wave – Interloper

Holy Wave, originally from El Paso, Texas but now situated in Austin in order to pursue their own vision of Texas psych, they offer sweet melodies dyed in carefully constructed…

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Say Psych: Premiere: The Oscillation – Droneweapon Phase 1

Over the duration of its lifetime, The Oscillation has come to be recognised as one of the leading lights in contemporary psychedelia. Fuelled by a restless desire to push ever…

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SEE: 5 Billion in Diamonds – ‘Divine Accidents’: widescreen psych-rocker

BUTCH VIG needs no real introduction in the world of rock: Nevermind, Garbage, massive production values that define an era. But he’s been somewhat quiet in recent times. That changed…

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Premiere: Jo Meares – The Dirty Game of Art

Here at Backseat Mafia we are very proud to premiere the brilliant new track ‘The Dirty Art of Game’ from Sydney artist Jo Meares. This is a stunning and mesmerising…

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