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GENRE
STATUS
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magic carpet
magic carpet
The North London-based group Magic Carpet released their first album in 1972, bringing together elements of folk and rural psychedelia, altogether wit..
brast burn
debon
This extremely rare psychedelic album contains two long tracks, which provide an interesting forty-seven minutes long surreal experience for willing l..
smoke
it's smoke time ( grey)
Grey 180 gr vinyl.
More than any other band, the Smoke epitomized the groove of Swinging London. Their sound fell somewhere between mod and the Beatl..
bobak, jons, malone
motherlight (purple)
Known by the name of an album rather than the name of the group, Motherlight produced an album full of spooky psychedelia with progressive leanings, w..
bob desper
new sounds
Label: Fata Morgana Recordings
Accidentally blinded at adolescence, the Portland-based Bob Desper released just one record -- in 1974, and limited to..
Of all the singer-songwriters to emerge from the ‘60s, Tim Buckley was the most difficult to pigeonhole. Was his music folk? Rock? Jazz? Even R&B? The..
the free spirits
out of sight and sound
Possibly one of the first crossover jazz-rock album ever, ‘Out of Sight and Sound’ was released in 1967 by ABC Records. The album was recorded by Rudy..
various
turkish one hit wonders
If you thought that Erkin Koray was the only psychedelic musician from Turkey, then you should think again, but were Erkin Koray was Rock’n’Rock, what..
food brain
social gathering
Featured in Julian Cope’s essential guide Japrocksampler, Food Brain released their debut album in 1970, blending elements of progressive rock, proto-..
young flowers
blomsterpistolen (deluxe numbered+ book)
Black vinyl editionLimited to 500 copieshand numbered10 page booklet.
In the early seventies Denmark was home to a wealth of progressive bands whose ..
Fully remastered and licensed ltd to 500 copies, 180 gr.
Fapardokly was an American band from the West Coast. They’re sole self-titled album ..
the kaplan brothers
nightbird
"Ever dreamed of hearing a lounge cover of King Crimson's 'Epitaph'? Look no further than this LP, a weird artefact of the so-called American "real pe..