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Tag: psychedelic

12/05/2015 nausika

Croce: obsession with crucifixion, sacrifice and apocalypse doesn’t quite go far enough

Father Murphy, Croce, The Flenser, CD FR54 (2015) San Francisco-based label The Flenser might just be my favourite label for

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26/04/2015 nausika

Hingus: ambitious cosmic psychedelia with a message of transcendence

Sven Grunberg, Hingus, Melodiya C90-16301-2 (1981) Despite the name, Sven Grunberg is not Swedish or Finnish: he was born in

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13/04/2015 nausika

The Inexplicable: a cheerful and lively recording of Soviet experimental rock fusion

Yuri Morozov, The Inexplicable, recorded 1978 but never officially released Inexplicable all right, that this 1978 album and its 1979

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10/04/2015 nausika

Human Extinction: a sprightly soundtrack to end our days with

Yuri Morozov, Human Extinction, recorded in 1979 but never officially released A tip-off from a friend about an old 1980s Soviet

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19/03/2015 nausika

Hexadic: a new composition method results in something that sounds surprisingly familiar

Six Organs of Admittance, Hexadic, Drag City, DC616CD (2015) Ben Chasny’s ongoing solo project Six Organs of Admittance takes a

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08/02/2015 nausika

O2: a marvel of free jazz improv and space psychedelia to behold

Orchestra of the Upper Atmosphere, O2, Discus Music, Discus 47CD (2014) As its title suggests, this album is both a

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31/12/2014 Ed Pinsent

Enjoyable Flows

Here we have the Alas Rattoisaa Virtaa (DEKORDER 075) LP, which is the new LP from Kemialliset Ystävät, and their

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17/12/2014 nausika

Transcendence Through Bonding of Psychedelic Phenomenon: an acid trip seeking light beset by darkness

Sleep Deprived, Transcendence Through Bonding of Psychedelic Phenomenon, Acephale Winter Productions, cassette AWP013 (2014) For the insomniacs among us, here

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09/12/2014 nausika

Tliltic Tlapoyauak: black metal allied with Aztec culture and heritage

Various Black Twilight Circle artists, Tliltic Tlapoyauak, The Ajna Offensive, 2 x CD / 3 x LP (2014) Since the

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26/10/2014 nausika

Long Songs Pleasant for Hearing: long tracks for a pleasant journey

Uhushuhu, Long Songs Pleasant for Hearing, Russia, Zhelezobeton, CD ZHB-XLI (2014) If you think the band’s name looks weird in

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