Tag: Paul Messis
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Black Winds | Intermission #01| “Black Winds | Intermission #01” is a new mix series featuring underappreciated underground music from the Millennium, blending genres like Dream Pop, Garage-Punk, and Psychedelia. It highlights lesser-known groups through a curated selection of tracks,…
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Garage and Psychedelic Revival: This post shares insights on obscure and in-demand garage and psychedelic revival singles, including details about The Barracudas, The Rain Parade, The Jam, and other bands from different eras. It also includes personal anecdotes and opinions…
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Paul Messis 60s garage revival: The provided content contains descriptions and commentaries on various obscure and in-demand 1960s garage and psychedelic singles, as well as information about the bands and their recordings, including insights from the writer and reader comments.
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Garage and Psychedelic Revival Singles: In the world of garage and psychedelic music, rare and sought-after singles often hold treasures. The CD from ”Lost In Tyme” fanzine #01 features hidden gems by bands like The Infidels, The Sound Explosion, The…
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Acid Visions LP: The author recounts discovering 60s garage compilations in the 80s, detailing the impact of ‘Acid Visions’ by Voxx Records on their music taste. Despite budget constraints, they found spare cash for the album, which opened their mind…
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The Higher State’s latest single, released by Back To Beat Records, features two sixties garage numbers as part of the ‘Moody Garage Series’. “Codeine” impressively captures the song’s pitiful reflection, while “Clouds Of Doubt” presents an authentic moody folk-rock rendition.…
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Paul Messis, “Win Or Lose” is his best song since his sparkling folk-rock trip “Time Will Tell.” Man, I love that record, shows how much I rate this latest one.
