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 They dream of music that smells of colors, smells of nature and freedom.

 Kikagaku Moyo dream and we dream with them.

Kikagaku Moyo’s 'Forest Of Lost Children' is a dreamy and enchanting album that blends psychedelic folk with influences from the 60s and 70s. It evokes visions of nature, freedom, and ancient esoteric rites through a fusion of oriental exoticism and western blues. The music invites listeners on a mystical journey that transcends time and borders. Dive into Kikagaku Moyo’s 'Forest Of Lost Children' and experience a timeless psychedelic dreamscape today!

 Fundamentally because I am convinced it’s a fantastic record, modern psychedelia illuminated by luminous electricity.

 Music that alternates between ecstasy and delirium, music of contrasts.

Pozne Krolestwo by Alameda 3 is celebrated as a fantastic modern psychedelic album blending guitars and synths to create dynamic soundscapes. The music shifts between ambient noise, folk, raga, and shoegaze, with vocals used sparingly but powerfully. The record is praised for its contrasts between ecstasy and delirium, making it a captivating listen. The reviewer strongly recommends it, describing it as 'electric blue' in color. Dive into the electric blue world of Alameda 3's Pozne Krolestwo—listen now and experience this psychedelic journey yourself!

 "A bomb!"

 "Out-of-control feedback, neurasthenic psychedelia, a malicious grin, science fiction, electric ecstasy, alien rituals."

Anthroprophh's Outside The Circle is an intense sonic journey blending Krautrock, space rock, and post-punk. The album evokes imagery of cosmic voyages with wild feedback and electronic paranoia. It’s a powerful and immersive experience described as a 'bomb' of sounds, full of neurasthenic psychedelia and tribalism. Light up your playlist with Anthroprophh’s Outside The Circle—an electrifying space rock experience not to miss!