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24/04/2019 Ed Pinsent

Patisserie de Neerpelt

Belgian player Jozef Dumoulin is one half of Lilly Joel, an unusual avant-ish song duo producing nocturnal ditties, and was

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11/04/2019 nausika

Made in Japan: occasional bursts of guitar and vocal fire not enough to warm up a tepid album

Flower Travellin’ Band, Made in Japan, Atlantic Records, vinyl P-8187A (1972) Pedantic TSP readers may say the album should really

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10/04/2019 nausika

One Day: an ordinary mellow soft rock album like any other, by an otherwise classy psych-rock guitarist

Hideki Ishima, One Day, Propeller, vinyl JDX-7010 (1973) Best known as lead guitarist (and later sitarist) for the cult Japanese

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04/04/2019 Steve Pescott

The Leporine Report

Snack Family Bunny UK SLOWFOOT RECORDS SLOLP 037 LP (2018) Rabbits! … a salute to those burrowers of the field.

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02/04/2019 nausika

Dark Side of the Moon: a gentle if dark and depressive UK ’70s psych folk rock album

Medicine Head, Dark Side of the Moon, United Kingdom, Dandelion Records, LP 2310 166 (1972) British 1970s blues folk band

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28/03/2019 nausika

Zwai: an obscure fusion of 18th-century Baroque classical music and progressive rock – and no electric guitars allowed!

Häx Cel, Zwai, Germany, Garden of Delights, CD 056 (reissued 2001) For those keen on old 1970s progressive rock but

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16/03/2019 Ed Pinsent

There Stands A Glass

New full-length release from Calgary’s finest avant-popsters Tetrix is called Drugs In The Water and arrives packaged in a shaped

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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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24/02/2019 nausika

Zarathustra (self-titled): short-lived German ’70s rock band delivers a staid and stodgy effort

Zarathustra, self-titled, Germany, Second Battle, CD SB029 (remastered, reissued 1995) Originally released in 1972, this debut album is the only

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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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