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Tag Archives: psychedelic
PIGMY – Manifestación
April 2, 2021

Guerssen 2020 Transmogrifying ancient text into sound, one melody-obsessed Catalan conjures up most potent magic. Weird as it may seem, nowadays only a rare ensemble perform the blissfully quirky Renaissance rock the way the artists from five decades ago did, … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, Pigmy, psychedelic
SANDY McKNIGHT w/ FERNANDO PERDOMO – San Fernando Blitz
March 27, 2021

22 Records 2021 Finding good vibrations further up on the road, American sound sculptors continue their multicolored trip. Looks like the listener is under assault now, as Messrs. McKnight and Perdomo persist in perpetrating their musical offensive, with this mini-album … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, pop-rock, psychedelic, Sandy McKnight
RADIO MOSCOW – Live At Rockpalast 2015
March 1, 2021

MiG 2020 American power trio flaunt antiquated, yet ever-fresh, blues rock in front of German aficionados. Active for almost two decades, this collective failed to become a household name, but it’s not their fault – it’s just that the stuff … Continue reading
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Tagged heavy blues, live, psychedelic, Radio Moscow, Rockpalast
SANDY McKNIGHT with FERNANDO PERDOMO – San Fernando Beat
August 5, 2020

Sandy McKnight 2020 Following their muse in the jingle jangle morning, mainstays of American modern rock scene join forces for a bunch of honeyed performances. There was bound to be a bond between these two musos – one an experienced … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, pop-rock, psychedelic, Sandy McKnight
THE BLOODY MALLARD – Realm
June 22, 2020

Onslaught Music 2020 Heavy psychedelia from London reigns supreme in a world once removed from ours. They call it a project, not a band, but what Tom Walding had in mind when concocting this intoxicating brew was a thing in … Continue reading
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Tagged heavy prog, instrumental, psychedelic, The Bloody Mallard