Album DeRango™ 67,36

Tractor

Tractor supersoul

 The Tractor sound: simple melodies but dressed and manipulated in such a whimsical way that leaves you amazed.

 Maybe stuff from another time, but you could see it for free at festivals like the Deeply Vale of 1976, where 51 bands played, including the very first Motorhead.

 Dive into Tractor's unique psychedelic folk sound—listen to their classic album and experience 1970s underground magic!

💬 44
3040
📈 5,00
Album DeRango™ 41,66

Terry Brooks and the Strange

Translucent World supersoul

 "A guitar hero that leaves us exhausted and then picks us up with the dreamy 'The Kiss of the Butterfly'."

 "Maybe your greatest fear, Terry, is to be alone and forgotten."

 Dive into Terry Brooks’ 'Translucent World' and experience the soulful blend of psychedelic rock and guitar mastery.

💬 17
2372
📈 4,90
Album DeRango™ 94,67

Alexander "Skip" Spence

Oar supersoul

 A visionary journey through the fog of a human mind.

 Songs like a perpetual wandering with half-closed eyes, staggering and shuffling feet in the dust that surrounds the city of legendary ghosts.

 Dive into the enigmatic world of Alexander Skip Spence's Oar and experience a haunting masterpiece of psychedelic folk rock.

💬 34
5295
📈 4,84
Album DeRango™ 124,33

Butthole Surfers

Hairway to Steven supersoul

 Their sonic anarchy (punk, electro-industrial, trance, psychedelia, noise, grunge, etc.) is nevertheless once again an absolute delight.

 In the end, you ask yourself once again if the nonsorted sonic mass scraped together in the record ... is just a bunch of nonsense or the proof of genius of the Texan combo.

 Dive into the chaotic genius of Hairway to Steven—listen now and experience psychedelic punk like never before!

💬 55
5683
📈 4,69
Album DeRango™ 83,13

Hapshash And The Coloured Coat

Featuring The Human Host And The Heavy Metal Kids supersoul

 If you don’t like hippies, change the review now while you still have time.

 When music was free, and the world did not crawl like a worm on rotten carcasses.

 Dive into the colorful psychedelia of Hapshash and the Coloured Coat—listen to their iconic 1967 album now!

💬 46
4539
📈 4,80
Single DeRango™ 150,31

Killer Kane Band

Mr. Cool supersoul

 The guitar intro of 'Mr Cool' is an uncertain and dirty thrill; Blackie Lawless’s voice can melt the rockiest of hearts.

 Like all losers, he had a life like a novel.

 Dive into the raw energy of Killer Kane Band’s 'Mr. Cool' and experience a foundational moment in punk rock history.

💬 63
5392
📈 4,91
Album DeRango™ 90,75

Titus Groan

Titus Groan ... Plus supersoul

 The four-part suite 'Hall of Bright Carvings' remains in the head, led by a 'Soft Machine' rhythm base upon which the horns of 'satyric bagpiper' Tony Prestland are grafted.

 Among the best 12 minutes of these misunderstood geniuses of the time!

 Explore Titus Groan Plus and dive into a unique psychedelic prog rock journey filled with unforgettable suites and rich melodies.

💬 30
4055
📈 5,00
Album DeRango™ 77,69

Happy Family

Toscco supersoul

 You go all out, you’re menacing with those white shirts and black ties, you’re as frightening as an impending danger.

 Only instrumental compositions rich in ideas and executed terrifyingly well: in 1997, the monsters are four and have almond-shaped eyes.

 Dive into Happy Family's 'Toscco' for a mind-bending prog and Zeuhl experience—listen now and explore their avant-garde sound!

💬 24
2944
📈 4,60
Movie DeRango™ 25,70

Alan J. Pakula

Perchè un assassinio (The Parallax View) supersoul

 Deception is the strength of a film that Pakula directs with a steady hand after the reflective cult of Klute and before the great documentary success of All the President’s Men.

 The idea of a madman who alone shot the president was less fascinating than one that envisaged a conspiracy involving politics, big finance, and organized crime.

 Dive into The Parallax View and uncover a thrilling political conspiracy classic from the 1970s.

💬 51
4437
📈 4,60
Album DeRango™ 89,16

Kak

Kak-Ola supersoul

 Kak screams for revenge, a formation that might appear as a "derivative" fragile vessel among the giants of the era, but instead has impressive solidity.

 Listen to the last of the nine tracks, "Lemonade Kid", which rolls over an acid carpet of tabla and sitar while Yoder’s guitar has the same liquid calm as master Garcia.

 Explore Kak-Ola to dive into a mesmerizing slice of psychedelic blues rock history with stunning guitar work and timeless vibes.

💬 40
5171
📈 4,94