#folk psych

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1966 Psychedelic Folk Psych from Seattle, Washington

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c. ross

C. ROSS: ‘Skull Creator.’ I didn’t realise until now just how much the psych scene of Toronto has shaped my record collection! Some time ago, in an earlier incarnation of Loud Horizon, I received a promo copy of and album by Canadian band Quest for Fire. I loved it, and played it more for pleasure than I did for review purposes. A few years later, I came across an album by Nordic Nomadic.…

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Stone Jack Jones with Adia Victoria  “I’m Made” / “Heaven Knows”

Back during the height of quarantine, Stone Jack Jones was stuck in Nashville unable to travel back to his home in Paris. Making the most of a bad situation, he joined up with Adia Victoria, Roger Moutenot and a cast of talented friends (Kyle Hamlett, Kelly Diehl, Robin Eaton) to safely record two new songs. 

“I’m Made” and “Heaven Knows” are the fruits of those sessions and manage to blend folk, psychedelic and a seriously gothic tone. After premiering on Flood Magazine, these tracks are now available everywhere.

“There is an otherworldly quality about Stone Jack Jones and his art that makes him a kindred spirit of mine. His music is like discovering a new path through old woods. Singing along with him on “I’m Made” was like summoning a choir of my own ghosts. This song makes manifest with sound the conundrum of the past year—the uncertainty, the anxiety and, also, the persistent and deathless hope of humanity. “ - Adia Victoria

Pick up the tracks on Bandcamp or stream them anywhere.

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Cath & Phil Tyler - ‘The Ox and the Ax’ LP CF002

Along with our friends at Thread Recordings, we are delighted to bring you the acclaimed new album by Cath & Phil Tyler.

fROOTS ★★★★★ MOJO ★★★★ SONGLINES ★★★★ UNCUT ★★★★

'The Ox and the Ax' is available as an LP and download. Buy the LP Buy the download

Cath and Phil Tyler play Anglo-American folk music using guitar, banjo, voice and fiddle. Cath was a member of the band Cordelia’s Dad when she lived in Massachusetts, USA, in the 1990s. Phil, from Newcastle upon Tyne, has played in various folk, rock and ceilidh bands for many years. Coming together musically through a shared love of traditional narrative song, Sacred Harp singing and sparse mountain banjo, they have performed on stages as diverse as the Royal Opera House in London, and Morden Tower on the old city walls of Newcastle. 'The Ox and the Ax' is Cath and Phil Tyler's third album, and their first in over eight years.

Artwork by David Hand

Produced and digitally mastered by Phil Begg at ICMuS Mastered for vinyl by Peter Fletcher at Black Bay Studio

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Irma Vep // Jim Ghedi // Songs for Walter (DJ)

CROWFOOT RECORDS MONTHLY NIGHT Sunday 26th April, Odd Bar NQ, 30-32 Thomas Street, Manchester. FREE ENTRY, 8pm.

We are delighted to announce the first of many shows at Odd NQ, taking place the last Sunday of every month, bringing you the best psychedelic and traditional folk music, from near and far.

It all begins Sunday the 26th of April, with the following otherworldly brilliance:

// Irma Vep // Frazzled, lo-fi blues-y rascal, presumably playing songs from his wonderful new album, 'Disappointment'. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Un_zsVA8QT0

// Jim Ghedi // Fantastically talented young solo guitarist from Sheffield, currently plying his epic instrumentals all over Europe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=js_IU_PcW7w

// Songs For Walter (DJ) // A seriously talented songwriter and musician in his own right, Laurie Hulme also finds time to have a quite brilliant record collection, gathered here for your enjoyment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYItBbiWiDw