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The “Black Winds” series on Mixcloud showcases contemporary garage punk and psychedelia from underground groups largely unknown to mainstream audiences. Featuring a diverse array of genres such as Dream Pop and Folk-Rock, the mixes highlight overlooked artists and their unique…
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In 1966, The Strangers released the single ‘This Brave New World’/‘In The Beginning’ through Afton Records. The track “This Brave New World” is a cover of The Shadows’ “The Savage”, raising questions about originality. The smoother B-side was written by…
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Things To Come released their final single “Hello” in September 1968 under Warner Bros. Noted for its heavy psychedelic rock, the track showcases intricate guitar work and was produced by David Crosby. Despite some early success, the group disbanded due…
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Frank Habicht, a photographer influenced by the London scene, discusses his approach to picture-making, emphasising a relaxed mindset to fully appreciate images. He highlights the importance of both technical skill and understanding natural charm in portrait photography. His work includes…
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Widecombe Fair, an event in Dartmoor, attracts numerous photographers with its picturesque scenery and vibrant attractions, including an agricultural show and fairground delights. The fair showcases local livestock and features activities like a fancy dress parade. Modern cameras simplify photography,…
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Count & the Colony’s December 1966 singles “Can’t You See?” and “That’s The Way (It’s Got To Be)” showcase their brief stint in the ’60s garage psychedelic scene. The former features energetic fuzz guitars and a vibrant beat, while the…
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The article explores the influence and significance of Rain Parade’s 1985 album “Crashing Dream” within the context of the 1980s music scene. It highlights their unique blend of pop and psychedelia, their lyrical depth, and the band’s role in the…
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Maximilian Wren Le Grand, a 27-year-old photographer, transitioned from graphic design to motoring photography after early careers at various magazines. His work gained recognition, leading to contributions at international events. Le Grand engaged with Hollywood director John Frankenheimer during the…
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FERI LUKACS explores photography’s simplicity during a summer visit to London’s Serpentine lido. By following a friend’s advice to wait for subjects, he captures vibrant sun-worshippers with his camera. His technique involves careful selection and adapting to the environment, resulting…
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The Voo-Dooms’ latest EP, “And It Goes Like This”, released by Spinout Nuggets in April 2019, showcases their unique blend of pre-Beatles English rock and mid-sixties American garage. The limited green vinyl edition is accompanied by promotional goodies. The band,…
