An excellent LP from my collection that I don’t spin enough. Everytime I listen to this fine and freewheeling psych record I remember it’s one of my favorites. More evidence that everything Buh records releases, AMT or otherwise, is great. This is an exemplary psych record […]
An evening of heavy psych jams mixed with some fun free jazz, lush spacey keyboard and synth space weirdness, good drones and some heavy metal. Underrated af. Wish there were more collaborative performances like this out there that really take the genre to weird and fun […]
A fine debut from Indonesian psych pop/rock group Crayola Eyes. Dreamy mixed tempo psych with just enough grit, it really hits the sweet spot. Track 3 is devoted to Spacemen 3’s Sonic Boom and while that influence is certainly heard it’a not overwhelming. The record sounds […]
Jeffery Taylor (of Climax Golden Twins) leads this quartet through 7 free improvisations and a cover of Wire’s “You Can’t Leave Now.” Spectacular record, short and powerful.
A heavily electronic, multinational group formed around multi instrumentalists Rishi Dhir (Elephant Stone) and Alex Maas (Black Angels.) They’re joined on keys/samples/etc by The Horrors’ Tom Furse and The Earlies’ John-Mark Lapham. The groups found a fantastic sound that comes together into a fantastic sounding album, […]
Two fine works of classic American avant-prog. A little mathy, a little trippy, some great free form and droning passages and (of course) a little bit of jazzy skronk. These guys have a memorable sound that seperates them from the pack. It’s got a sort of […]
A two track indi behemoth from a decade ago that most certainly flew under your radar. Fortunately it got a great reissue in 2014 via Debacle Records, with a new Scott Colburn remaster and killer new art (pictured.) The percussion working overtime reminds me of hard […]
This great early progressive bluegrass/fusion album is still tons of fun to listen to today. A mostly instrumental affair from a 10 piece band of session musicans, Trip In The Country combines new style bluegrass with loose jammy country rock and some welcome influence from the […]
Two things immediately come to mind when listening to this fantastic record. Firstly, it sounds like Acid Mothers Temple if they ever explored a true jazz-rock fusion sound (as opposed to their typical Sun Ra worship.) Secondly, while the whole ensemble is extremely talented and interesting […]
Prolific multi instrumentalist Oli Heffernan delivers sublime psychedelic jazz on his newest solo studio release. It’s atmospheric and groovy with a quiet complexity thats welcome as ambience, but invites repeated close listens. The record is packed with drones and field recordings but retains a mysterious pastoral […]