Showing posts with label psych. Show all posts
Showing posts with label psych. Show all posts
Friday, November 8, 2013
Diane Coffee
Some mornings you need a little folk, psych jam on your way to the office. 2013 has been very good for those mornings with great new albums/singles from Woods, Fresh & Onlys, Foxygen, MGMT, and now Diane Coffee. Diane Coffee is the new project of Foxygen drummer Shaun Flemming.
Diane Coffee has a very 60's vibe with lush orchestration and ballad tempos. This is the kind of thing that would imagine soundtracking a lot of star crossed star children's first dates. "Gov T" sounds like a long lost collaboration between the Byrds and CCR. "Hymn" has a couple fun tempo changes throughout the song, going from choir backed ballad into Chuck Berry inspired Rock n Roll and back again. Diane Coffee's debut album, My Friend Fish, is out now on Western Vinyl.
Labels:
diane coffee,
foxygen,
psych,
western vinyl
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Temples
Temples are a new british psych band out of Midlands. They have a quintessentially british pastoral folk style, something vacuum sealed from the late 60's Pink Floyd. Where many bands use psych rock as a basis for heaviness, Temple keep a light touch to the songs. Instead of endless guitar shredding and noodling, these songs are relatively compact and efficient. A different kind of musical focus than Tame Impala or Black Mountain.
"Shelter Song" has a very mid-sixties Rolling Stones vibe. It reminds me in some ways of King Khan, except less amphetamized and degenerate. Its a very enjoyable slice of mod-psych pop, sort of like something you would hear on a Nuggets compilation. "Prisms" is very pastoral and country - think mid-period Kinks and you are headed in the right direction. "Shelter Song" is from the forth coming Shelter Song/Colours to Life 7" out July 23rd on Fat Possum Records
Labels:
fat possum,
psych,
Temples,
UK
Monday, January 9, 2012
John Talabot

I am not sure I can put into words how excited I am for John Talabot's debut album. The man is a god. Above is the first taste of the new album. "So will be now..." is a 6 minute slow burning dubby, psychedelic house monster. This is the sound of 4 AM cab rides from crazy clubs. First post of 2012!
Labels:
barcelona,
fin,
house,
john talabot,
permanent vacation,
pional,
psych
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Sun Araw
Sun Araw - Crete by warszawarecords
eternal tapestry & sun araw - night gallery (album preview) by experimedia
December by Sun Araw by Monofonus Press
Sun Araw is a musical project of Cameron Stallones. It is all psychedelic/noise/primal style stuff - so if you like coherent structures and songs that have natural progressions, this is not for you. However, if you are down with deep zoning and droning - well here is the best around. The man is also hyper active: working as Sun Araw, running the Sun Ark label, side projects with Prince Rama/Eternal Tapestry/others people I haven't heard about, producing all sorts records, and just being whoa. The Eternal Tapestry and Sun Araw album, Ancient Romans, is out now on Thrill Jockey. A new album from Sun Araw, Ancient Romans, is out August 23 on Sun Ark.
Labels:
drone,
Eternal Tapestry,
Los Angeles,
primal,
Prince Rama,
psych,
Sun Araw,
Sun Ark
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Prince Rama
Prince Rama, "Rest in Peace" by The FADER
I haven't posted some straight up sprawling psych awesomeness in a while, so here is the new Prince Rama track. This thing starts in high gear and then just kicks it up from there. "Rest in Peace" is the kind of song I always want Gang Gang Dance to make, but they never do. This thing is a swirling lava lamp of psych rock, middle eastern tunes, and drums. Good lord those drums are epic. They have a new album, Trust Now, coming out October 4th on Paw Tracks. They also formed a super group with Sun Araw called Prince Sunarawma with that album coming out soon. So they are staying busy.
Labels:
Fader,
Mp3,
new album,
Paw Tracks,
Prince Rama,
psych,
Sun Araw
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