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Tag: psychedelic

12/03/2019 nausika

Iijanaika: a patchy effort from a pioneer Japanese ’60s psychedelic rock band

The Mops, Iijanaika, Toshiba Liberty, vinyl LP LTP-9025 (1970) Founded in 1966 by high-school students, Japan’s The Mops originally were

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05/03/2019 nausika

S.F. Sorrow: a significant if underrated historical music document of its time

The Pretty Things, S.F. Sorrow, United Kingdom, Columbia (EMI), vinyl LP SX6306 (December 1968) In case people haven’t already noticed,

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03/03/2019 nausika

A Gathering of Promises: considerable musical and songwriting talent gathered here

Bubble Puppy, A Gathering of Promises, International Artists, SNAM953CD (reissued 2011) Awww – how could you not love a band

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02/03/2019 nausika

Out of Uranus: neither from the heavens above nor the nether regions below but from Planet Ordinary

Killing Floor, Out of Uranus, Italy, Akarma Records, vinyl AK232 (reissued 2002) At least the album cover is a very

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02/03/2019 nausika

Growers of Mushroom: a long underrated album claims its place among the champignons

Leaf Hound, Growers of Mushroom, Italy, Akarma Records, vinyl AK256 (reissued 2003) If not for an unstable line-up with band

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24/02/2019 Ian Sherred

Children of the Sun

Two recordings that have set their controls for the heart of the sun, although each takes a very different route

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23/02/2019 nausika

Diluvium: an obscure work of ’70s epic heavy psychedelic prog rock by a trio of teenage musicians

Ainigma, Diluvium, Germany, Garden of Delights, CD118 (reissued 2006) As far as I can tell, “Diluvium” was the only album

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07/12/2018 nausika

The Thundering Heard (Songs of Hoof and Horn): creating its own doom desert-Western mythology of shamanistic human-nature interaction

Eagle Twin, The Thundering Heard (Songs of Hoof and Horn), United States, Southern Lord Recordings, CD LORD250 (2018) Some six

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27/11/2018 nausika

Daqa’iq Tudaiq: lush blend of classical Arabic tradition and Western experimental methods

Jerusalem In My Heart, Daqa’iq Tudaiq, Canada, Constellation Records, CD CST137 (2018) Here is a very bewitching and hypnotic blend

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18/11/2018 Ed Pinsent

Ceredigion Aerophilately

Here’s some items I received as a result of attending Listen To The Voice Of Fire at Ceredigion museum in

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