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 Chew goes down smoothly like an iced lemon soda along with a piece of rosemary pizza.

 An album with questionable long-term capabilities but the ideal soundtrack for this scorching summer.

The Paperhead returns with Chew, showcasing a refined and smoother take on 60s-style psychedelic pop. The trio blends horns, country elements, and inventive sounds across 13 well-crafted tracks. While the album faces the challenge of genre derivativeness, it impresses with innate songwriting skills and diverse musical touches. Chew serves as a perfect summer soundtrack with both nostalgic and fresh vibes. Dive into The Paperhead's Chew and experience a refreshing 60s psychedelic pop journey perfect for your summer playlist!

 They are like Talking Heads in an amphetamine and sometimes lysergic rush.

 An album and a band that are products of these hectic and schizoid years, take it or leave it.

Avec Le Soleil sortant de sa bouche delivers an eccentric blend of funk, kraut rhythms, and psychedelic post-punk on their album Pas Pire Pop, I Love You So Much. Drawing from Canadian experimental roots, the album is divided into three distinct macro-suites that explore cosmic funk, minimalism, and electronic psychedelia. The band’s sound challenges expectations with its raw and intense energy, capturing the complex and unsettled nature of the current musical landscape. Explore Avec Le Soleil’s daring mix of genres—listen now and experience their unique psychedelic funk journey!

 They manage the incredible feat of maintaining an impossible balance of ingredients that, if mishandled, could become your new musical nightmare.

 Prolonged listening may cause an increase in armpit hair, especially for the female audience.

Faun Fables' album Born Of The Sun offers a unique and delicate balance of pagan folk infused with flute-heavy medieval and pastoral psychedelia. Dawn’s vocal performance recalls iconic folk singers, creating an eerie yet captivating atmosphere reminiscent of The Wicker Man. Despite initial skepticism toward the ingredients, the album’s haunting melodies and unsettling yet beautiful instrumentation make it a memorable experience. The project stands out as a modern folk revival shaped by occult and psychedelic influences. Dive into the haunting world of Faun Fables’ Born Of The Sun and experience a fresh take on pagan folk and pastoral psychedelia today!

 Hӓxan represents a unique episode within the group's discography for at least two reasons: it’s a completely instrumental album and a soundtrack to an early animated feature.

 The album ranges from mystical atmospheres to psychedelic jazz tracks, more electric and very '70s songs like the title track, up to the electro-noise explosion in the finale.

Dungen's Hӓxan is a refreshing instrumental album acting as a soundtrack to a 1926 animated film. Moving away from vocals, it embraces atmospheric and psychedelic elements reminiscent of '70s rock. The album revitalizes the band’s image after less impactful releases, showcasing their musical versatility and a new direction with jazzy and electro-noise touches. Highly recommended for fans of psychedelic and instrumental music. Dive into Dungen's surreal instrumental journey and experience psychedelic rock like never before!

 A shot of adrenaline that was needed and was missing from previous records.

 'Invocation...' puts a foot back into song form, while keeping the third eye wide open, always towards Dusseldorf and Cologne.

Julie's Haircut's album 'Invocation And Ritual Dance Of My Demon Twin' showcases their refined blend of psychedelic, motorik, and folk influences. After two decades, the Italian band delivers a complex and energetic record. The album balances meditative sounds with moments of ecstatic folk and adrenalized rock. It continues their exploration of psychedelic soundscapes with sophistication and vitality. Dive into Julie's Haircut's psychedelic world—listen to their latest album and experience a fresh fusion of rock and trance!

 With every new effort from Ben Chasny, you never know what to expect.

 If you haven’t done so before, there’s no better album or moment to enter the magical and mysterious world of Six Organs Of Admittance.

Ben Chasny's 'Burning The Threshold' stands out as his most approachable album, blending hypnotic arpeggios with rich vocals and collaborations. The album encapsulates Chasny's musical history without overwhelming complexity. Highlights include collaborations with Ryley Walker, Dan & Naomi, and Chris Corsano. While some tracks feel light, the album overall invites listeners into the magical world of Six Organs of Admittance. Discover the depth and beauty of Six Organs of Admittance’s most accessible album—listen to Burning The Threshold today!

 Sun City Creeps is the perfect meeting point between mariachi trumpets, fuzz guitars, Neil Young, and Ethiopian jazz.

 After three listens, the tracks imprint themselves in your mind and never leave, instead growing over time.

Woods' album City Sun Eater in the River of Light channels the free spirit of late ’60s California with a unique mix of folk, jazz, and psychedelic rock. The review praises the standout opening track, Sun City Creeps, and highlights the band’s evolution from lo-fi indie folk to a richer sound. Despite some mid-album soft spots, the record remains accessible and memorable, growing with each listen. Woods’ ability to consistently deliver quality records while originating from New York adds an intriguing contrast to their sunny inspirations. Listen to Woods’ City Sun Eater to experience a timeless blend of folk, jazz, and rock inspired by ’60s California spirit.

 In Nonagon Infinity, King Gizzard takes this idea of musical repetition to its extreme consequences, offering nine tracks deliberately conceived as a continuous jam.

 To be honest, so far it’s the least successful album of these crazy Australians, but beware, because their word is slowly spreading, and behind the silly name and goofy attitude hides a band with real guts.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's Nonagon Infinity pushes garage rock into a continuous, looping jam with krautrock influences. While ambitious and creative, the album is considered their least successful by this reviewer. Highlights include intense tracks 'Gamma Knife' and 'People-Vultures' showcasing energetic 2000s garage rock. The band's prolific output and fearless experimentation remain impressive. Dive into the nonstop psychedelic garage jam of Nonagon Infinity and explore King Gizzard's bold musical journey now!

 King Gizzard are only apparently a bunch of jokers who, in fact, possess remarkable skills, both in writing and instrumental abilities.

 "Trapdoor", a hypnotic mantra-like pop song, impossible to get out of your head for at least a month.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard impress with their third album in a year, showcasing remarkable versatility and instrumental skill. 'Paper Mâché Dream Balloon' contrasts their previous works with dreamy folk, soft psychedelia, and quirky pop. The prominent flute adds a gentle touch, while standout tracks like "Trapdoor" and "The Bitter Boogie" highlight their creative range. The album reflects both vintage influences and original musical exploration. Dive into King Gizzard’s ‘Paper Mâché Dream Balloon’ and experience a unique blend of dreamy psychedelia and quirky folk pop today!

 It happens less and less often, but when it does, it carries the genuine taste of a musical epiphany.

 After the first 10 seconds of 'Otherwordly Pleasures' you'll want to grab your copy of Highway 61 thinking it’s an outtake.

Promised Land Sound's album 'For Use and Delight' delivers an impressive blend of retro cosmic country and psychedelic rock. The band's youthful energy couples with a deep understanding of classic American rock, creating rich, textured tracks with distinctive vocal styles. The album draws comparisons to Dylan and Jonathan Wilson, offering a nostalgic yet fresh listening experience. Each track complements the other and showcases varied influences that elevate the record beyond mere pastiche. Dive into Promised Land Sound's nostalgic yet fresh 'For Use and Delight' and experience cosmic country like never before!