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One of the most underrated bands, so much so called psychedelic bands today, this a real one, listen carefully to ALL of their records and buy!
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Carols From Herefordshire
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The ghosts of Christmas past, and of England past. Musically, the album evokes a pagan, rural, bygone England, and is similar in style to The Hare and the Moon, while lyrically rooted in Christian themes - a hauntological antinomy of breathtaking beauty, one that can be traced right back to the Christianisation of our Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, an admixture evident within the poem Beowulf. Little Town and Bleak Midwinter, being so familiar, feel out of keeping here, even kitsch.
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House in the Tall Grass
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For late night listening.
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House in the Tall Grass
by Kikagaku Moyo/幾何学模様
Modern psychedelic folk that paints sweeping landscapes of sound with sitar and layered harmonies.
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Clouding
by Beachglass
Shoegaze and soft psychedelia hold hands on this mellow Canadian release which features some subtly great lead guitar.
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Think Pink III
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A more intimate and stripped-down, though no less dreamy and otherworldly, offering from this pioneering British psych musician.
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Scarlet Fever
by Green Seagull
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choosing my favorite Green Seagull song is like identifying the roundest sphere -- each song is a masterpiece, a joy to listen to repeatedly. I can't wait to hear what happens next.
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