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 When the Godz decided to record this album, they probably had never touched their instruments before.

 'Contact High' is one of the most original garage albums and above all else a demonstration of courage and personality.

The Godz's 'Contact High' is a landmark garage rock album from 1966 New York, known for its raw, primitive sound and fearless approach. Though often labeled as 'the worst band,' their uninhibited style and adolescent grit made a lasting impact on rock music. The album’s naive musicianship contrasts with contemporaries like the Velvet Underground but captures undeniable energy and originality. This record exemplifies musical primitivism and courage, influencing future generations of artists. Dive into the raw grit and fearless spirit of The Godz’s 'Contact High'—a garage rock gem that broke all the rules. Listen now to experience rock primitivism!

 Westing is a container of the brightest jewels ever produced by the influential Stockton group.

 One cannot overlook this album if one wishes to understand what Pavement was before their international success.

Westing (By Musket And Sextant) compiles Pavement’s earliest works into a collection of their most experimental and original indie rock tracks. The album highlights quirky arrangements, lo-fi aesthetics, and Velvet Underground influences that defined their foundational sound. This compilation captures the raw creativity and energy that set the stage for their later successes. Fans of indie rock history will find it essential. Dive into Pavement's Westing and experience the quirky roots of indie rock legends!

 "'Veterans of Disorder' oozes life and sincerity, things unfortunately missing from so many bands today."

 "Their rock is thoughtful, but their thinking still comes from the lower depths of drug addiction."

Royal Trux's 1999 album Veterans Of Disorder marks a powerful return to their raw and chaotic rock roots. The duo blends deconstruction with authentic, dirty soundscapes, avoiding mainstream polish. This album reinforces their status as innovators who remain creatively vital amid a changing music scene. Despite its challenges, it stands as a sincere work rich with experimental spirit. Discover the raw, chaotic energy of Royal Trux's Veterans Of Disorder—listen now and experience true alternative rock innovation!

 The music world receives one of the most violent punches in the stomach ever delivered, and it does so in a totally revolutionary way: this is punk.

 Iggy Pop sincerely declares his deviance: no one had ever been so radical.

The Stooges' 1969 self-titled debut album delivers a brutal and revolutionary sound that foreshadowed punk rock. With influences from the Velvet Underground and production by John Cale, the album exudes raw energy and visceral anger. The tracks mix minimalist and distorted styles, capturing themes of frustration, rebellion, and urban decay. The review praises Iggy Pop’s intense vocal delivery and the record’s lasting influence on punk and rock music. Dive into The Stooges' raw proto-punk debut and hear the fierce sound that shook rock history.

 It’s as if the track doesn’t want to stop existing... within this struggle resides the subconscious of a generation struggling to move forward.

 Mirror Man is perhaps the greatest masterpiece to come out of Van Vliet’s sick mind, a jam session played by musicians 'just released from the asylum'.

Mirror Man captures Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band's live experimental energy from 1967, blending Delta blues with psychedelic and avant-garde elements. The album’s four lengthy tracks showcase raw, imperfect performances and inventive instrumentation. It serves as a prelude to the breakthrough Trout Mask Replica, offering a challenging yet accessible introduction to Beefheart's unique style. Highly recommended for those interested in experimental and psychedelic blues. Dive into the chaotic brilliance of Mirror Man—listen now and experience a psychedelic blues journey like no other!