New psych-folk from Sharron Kraus and Ex-Reverie member Gillian Chadwick. Eight songs influenced in greater or lesser part by Mellow Candle, Trees and Jefferson Airplane and coming out like "gypsies in Bohemia, smoking opium and drinking ginger tea". Luminously Pagan: a soundtrack to Bergman's "The Virgin Spring" rather than "The Wicker Man". ....more. (US$16.00 shipped anywhere). Out now!
20 years down the track from their debut and the Black Sun Ensemble have come full circle, presenting a pristine, wholly instrumental and semi-acoustic work that recalls their legendary LP debut. ....more. (US$16.00 shipped anywhere). Out now!
Camera Obscura is proud to be able to present to the world the follow-up to the band's masterful "The Shore That Fears the Sea", and it's a cornucopia of sonic delights, covering the spectrum from delicate folk to sprawling progressive rock. ....more. (US$15.00 shipped anywhere).
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Much along the lines of Camera Obscura's earlier "Narcotic Kisses" compilation, "Hidden Minutes" is a compilation of odds'n'sods that seemed to beg to be brought together into neat package for fans of Jeff Kelly's fertile song-writing imagination and psych-pop recording stylings. Various singles that had been made available on the internet only needed a place on the "permanent record"....more.
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- Fell - "Incoherent Lullabies"
On their second
album, Denver, Colorado outfit Fell have planted a flag at the intersection
point of post-rock, dream-pop and psychedelia, and claimed this unique place
in the music continuum as their own. They have done this without expensive
studios, name producers or extravagant budgets just a dedication to
achieving sublime sonics, and a recognition of a very important guiding
principle: "it's the song…stupid". The dark, post-Joy Division, post
Disintegration-era Cure tonalities of their debut have been replaced by a
shimmering, gorgeously-melodic trips that recall the more blissed out
moments of bands like The Telescopes, as well as the space-pop of driving
force Josh Wambeke's earlier project Phineas Gage....more.
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