How to glue psych- and raga rock, krautrock, british folk and solo guitar together? Just fill the gaps with artists who operate between those fields. Artists who know how to patch a Korg MS 20 as well as pick tricky patterns on a steel string guitar. …
Dying For Bad Music proudly presents a First Listen Experience of "Reflections of a Pink Laser," featuring new and outstanding work from the two Oakland fringe psychonauts of ODAWAS. "Reflections of a Pink Laser" will be release …
I accidently clicked somewhere a link to youtube and ended up at a weird video by Jaye Bartell. I liked his voice from the beginning, it was haunting and it sounded almost a bit off. It reminded me on something I wasn't able to name. Later I foun …
On his 4th studio album, Zachary Cale goes back to his roots of him alone with a guitar and words coming out of his mouth. His songs work very well in a full band context like on Noise of Welcome or the older album See-Saw by his band Illuminations o …
Genre: Psych Pop, Americana, Garage Pop, Surf
What to say about this? The cover is taken from a tape-compilation from the early nineties, called Parocktikum II. It was an important radio-program in former GDR (socialistic East Germany). Th …
Genre: Psych Folk, Freeform
Label: Road Cone
Psych Folk with some Asian ethnic refrences and Freeform Krautrockrumblings. Excellent record!
Tracklisting
Ritual Nacirema
Help Me/Help You
Pios Bori? (Who Can Tell?)
Smokin' The Astronaut …
