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Flashback
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Magnitude
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Time Stretch
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Mean☯Surfer
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The High
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We Are The Wind
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Never ϟ Forever
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Dried Ocean
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Warp
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Itwillbenoise Saint Petersburg, Russia
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For me much of the music Psychedelic Source shares with us feels sacred: mantras for prolonged meditation; inner contemplation leading to outer transformation. Patterns form, shift, reform; endlessly combining and recombining to produce new shining entities, like the essence of life itself.
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The Moon EP
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This popped up in my feed thanks to Solitude and Sin. Released in 2016. There is gold to be found in the depths of Bandcamp. This is excellent psychedelic rock
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A very unusual pairing of nu reggae and stoner rock. Not being a reggae aficionado I thought I was clever with the “nu” moniker, but out of curiosity I googled it and apparently it’s a thing already, tho I don’t know what that thing is. Still digesting, but interesting enough to add to my collection as soon as I heard it. I’m thinking the songs morph from reggae to rock a little too severely- I wish they explored what could be done with “heavy reggae” without leaving the reggae structures.
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A concept record about coming-of-age gleefully grifts from all types of rock music, from garage to glam to power pop.
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Inspired by their travels in New Orleans, Naples, and the UK, the “Italian-hills country blues” duo pen a global love letter to roots music.
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Buffalo Nichols
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With virtuosic guitar-playing and evocative singing, Carl “Buffalo” Nichols returns Black stories to folk and blues.
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How lucky of me to find this band, and what a shame it took them 8 albums for me to find them. In particular, I love the swagger/frivolity of their playing. Also the delicacy of the guitarist on some tracks (reminds of Stone Rebel at times) Fav track: I am the beyonder
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