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Tame Impala
Fogbound: Psychedelic Gems 'Edward Devine' and 'Unhappy Wedding Couple'
Fogbound – “Edward Devine” / “Unhappy Wedding Couple” (The John Colby Sect JCS-010) December 2017 I have a handful of singles by Fogbound but have never heard their one and only LP, released in 2017. Everything I’ve heard by them ticks all boxes. But who are Fogbound? Fogbound are a psychedelic band from A Coruña, Spain. They have developed a late ’60s sound, mainly inspired by underground…
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The Playn Jayn - Five Good Evil (ABC) 1985
The Playn Jayn – “Five Good Evils” (ABC LP5) July 1985 Who do you think they are, the Jayn? sixties west Coast collections in their lofts, but vowels as indelibly English as those The Kinks intoned; a fondness for Small Faces harmonies coupled with psychobilly shrieks and a catastrophic fascination for strange young ladies and graves. beneath it all, there’s the suspicion of a beat flutter that…
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The Waking Dream - Various Artists (Psycho) 1985
The Waking Dream – “Various Artists” (Psycho 35) 1985 Many moons ago, Funhouse Records (aka Psycho), dealers in fine vinyl ancient and modern, made a plea in one of their mail order catalogues for any bands with similar musical cravings to send in tapes of their work for possible release on their label. What makes up “The Waking Dream” is the response from five new outfits, only one of which…
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The Prisoners - Thewisermiserdemelza (Big Beat) 1983
The Prisoners – “Thewisermiserdemelza” (Big Beat WIK 19) November 1983 Purchased album: 30/12/83 With a back cover that looks like a pile-up between a Jefferson Airplane poster and some old copies of “Satanic Majesties”, The Prisoners 2nd? LP makes all the right genuflections. I’d hoped to avoid writing a cliched review full of jokes about sugar cubes and paisley shirts, but with the…
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The Paisley Underground: Sounds, 7th April 1984
Hollywood squeaks and out come the freaks. Sylvie Simmons has an acid vision
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Mood Six: The Face, October 1981
Six Appeal! As the New Psychedelia mushrooms, Jessamy Calkin takes a trip with Mood Six Sounds – 12/09/81
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