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Tag: psychedelic

10/06/2017 Ed Pinsent

Psychedelic Train

Many years ago we received and noted two unusual records from Cream Of Turner Productions, a label based in Philadelphia.

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08/06/2017 nausika

David Bowie (self-titled, 1967): 50 years ago today, a star man came out to play

David Bowie, self-titled, Deram Records (1967) June 1st, 1967, was a significant day in the history of British rock and

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26/04/2017 nausika

A Spineless Descent: deeply hypnotic ambient black metal psychedelia debut

Grok, A Spineless Descent, United States, E.E.E. Recordings, CD (2016) For those of us who miss the sprawling and darkly

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23/03/2017 Gunter Heidegger

Long-Winded Small Talk

The Dwarfs Of East Agouza Bes UK / USA NAWA RECORDINGS NAWA005CD CD (2015) A recent chapter in ex-Sun City

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02/02/2017 nausika

Life, Sex and Death: a homage to a Tantric Hindu goddess and what she represents

Cult of Fire, Life, Sex & Death, Czech Republic, Beyond Eyes, CD BE04 (2016) Judging from the very ornate cover,

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27/11/2016 nausika

Brunt (self-titled): a good debut of instrumental psych doom fusion work-outs

Brunt, self-titled, Hevisike Records, vinyl edition HVSK-1201 (2014) Since I heard this Channel Islands doom stoner trio’s “Blackbeard” EP, I’ve

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27/11/2016 nausika

Keef Mountain (self-titled): a powerful start to a retro-70s doom stoner band’s career

Keef Mountain, self-titled, United States, The Company, THECO-001 CD digipak (2016) Hard to believe that this is Keef Mountain’s debut

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30/10/2016 nausika

Luonnon harmonia ja vihreä liekki: a good but not great fusion of old school black metal and space psychedelia

Abyssion, Luonnon harmonia ja vihreä liekki, Finland, Svart Records, SVR343 CD digipak / vinyl (2015) Apparently the album’s title translates

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19/10/2016 nausika

776: a monumental doom-sludge psychedelic re-imagining of the United States

Phantom Glue, 776, United States, Negative Fun Records, CD NF-025 (2016) Being a typical dumb Australian, I thought “776” might

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16/10/2016 nausika

Estron: a fun and enjoyable album of sci-fi sludge doom

Slomatics, Estron, Head of Crom Records, CROM7 12″ red vinyl (limited edition) (2014) Flush from reviewing their most recent album

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