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The Mourning After – Goodnight God Bless: a revered garage band from Sheffield, has reemerged with new music after a period of inactivity. Their recent release, “Goodnight God Bless/Ain’t My Woman” on Chaputa! Records, showcases their powerful sound with insidious…
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The R U Handies released a limited edition single, “Raining Teardrops” and “Leave My Kitten Alone”, during the Covid-19 lockdown. This fun record, with a raw and edgy mono recording, sold out quickly. The band plans to release a super-limited…
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The Wyld Gooms released their debut single in January 2022 on Outro Records. Based in Los Angeles, the band’s music is reminiscent of vintage garage punk with elements of wildness and nostalgia. The single features high-speed, fuzz-filled tracks that capture…
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The Beautiful Daze “City Jungle Part 1” and “City Jungle Part 2” were 1967 recordings, likely from Los Angeles. The psychedelic 45, featuring acid leads and mind-altering feedback, has been an underground hit. This remarkable production continues to intrigue listeners,…
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Crystal Chandelier was an obscure psychedelic outfit from North Providence, Rhode Island in the late 1960s. The band consisted of five friends, with members like Arnold Micarelli, Frank Giammarco, Vincent Vento, and Anthony Jackvony identified. Their songs “Suicidal Flowers” and…
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The Bram Rigg Set | Take The Time Be Yourself, a group of teenagers, released their only album in late 1966 before disappearing. Recently, unreleased versions of their songs have surfaced, including ‘Help Me’ and ‘Sticks And Stones’. While some…
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The Blox Say Those Magic Words: a relatively unknown band from Houston, Texas, released singles on Solar Records in the 1960s. Their track “Say Those Magic Words” is a fast-paced jangle beat number, surpassing the versions by English R&B group…
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The Baron Four, Rogue Records: released a new single, “She” and “What Can I Do,” demonstrating their diverse musical abilities. “She” features captivating guitar riffs and authentic drum patterns, reminiscent of The Monkees. On the other side, “What Can I…
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The Beet Freaks, a Swedish band, released “A Load Of Hits” after ten years. Their DIY-style EP, featuring primitive garage rock, presents basic tunes with fuzzy guitars. However, “Hey Little Lover” stands out with ’60s Beat riffing. Despite quality tracks…
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Fogbound| Edward Devine: a psychedelic band from A Coruña, Spain, released their debut album in 2017. Their track “Edward Devine” showcases mesmerizing psychedelia reminiscent of the late ’60s English psychedelic scene. The band’s unique sound, characterized by Hammond organ and…
