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 An album full of 'good vibrations,' which one might think was played by black brothers, yet is the brainchild of a slightly pale English DJ.

 It manages to be an unthinkable cross between Herbie Hancock’s Headhunters and Hawkwind’s Brainstorm.

DJ Harvey’s Wildest Dreams emerges as a strong contender for psych album of the year, surprising listeners with its groovy psychedelic sound and organic flow. The album combines elements of funk, cosmic vibes, and vintage acid style, showcasing a mix of influences from Herbie Hancock to Krautrock. Although not a masterpiece, it delivers consistent good vibes and clever tributes to 70s psych rock. The album cover itself is a nod to Randy California, reflecting the deep roots of this creative divertissement. Discover DJ Harvey’s Wildest Dreams and dive into a unique psychedelic journey packed with groove and cosmic vibes.

 Woods found their identity: 'Sun And Shade' soaked their country folk in LSD, producing tracks between krautrock and bossa nova.

 'With Light And With Love' follows the same, excellent path as its predecessor, blending classic country riffs and psychedelia.

This review reevaluates Woods, highlighting their growth since 'Songs Of Shame' to a mature psychedelic folk sound on 'With Light And With Love.' The album skillfully combines classic country riffs with experimental elements, showcasing the band's identity and melodic taste. With tracks ranging from folky to acid rock, the album is praised as a must-have from 2014. Overall, it recognizes Woods' artistic refinement and invites listeners to explore their evolving style. Dive into Woods' evolving psychedelic folk sound—listen to 'With Light And With Love' and explore their rich musical journey today!

 "Why hope for the best / when the worst just makes you strong?"

 An essentially acoustic album, among the technical fingerpicking of Fahey, or some of his modern followers like Jack Rose.

Gray Lodge Wisdom is Will Stratton's deeply personal fifth album, intertwining themes of fear and hope rooted in his cancer battle. The acoustic-driven record showcases technical fingerpicking alongside folk and psychedelic influences. With a warm, mythic connection to the West Coast and classical elements, the album stands out as one of the year's best. Its concise 31-minute runtime invites listeners into a rare emotional and musical balance. Listen to Gray Lodge Wisdom and experience the heartfelt acoustic journey of resilience and beauty.

 "Time To Die is the usual flood of riffs heavy as antimatter, that start from the mother land of Black Sabbath to end up watching Saturn swallowed by a sideral black hole."

 "I Am Nothing destroys everything with guitars on Neptune, distorted voices, and a psychedelic noise tail that is terrifying (in the real sense)."

Electric Wizard's 'Time To Die' delivers a heavy, psychedelic doom metal experience inspired by a chilling true crime story. The album revisits their early sound with brutal riffs and cosmic horror themes. Standout tracks showcase intense distortion, spacey noise, and immersive atmospheres. Mark Greening's return energizes the band with fresh yet brutal energy. This album marks a powerful and inspired return to form for Electric Wizard. Dive into Electric Wizard's 'Time To Die' and experience a crushing dose of heavy psychedelic doom—listen now and explore the sonic darkness!

 Feet deeply stuck in the most visionary ’60s, but head and antennas well tuned to what is the new psychedelic feeling of the ’00s.

 The work on the sounds is truly commendable: muffled, filtered, and reprocessed, they have the merit of making the album’s atmosphere recognizable and homogeneous.

Morgan Delt's debut album is a commendable fusion of '60s-inspired psychedelia and contemporary lo-fi folk. While not flawless, the album's unique, filtered soundscapes create a coherent, immersive atmosphere. Tracks like 'Mr. Carbon Copy' and 'Obstacle Eye' highlight the artist's originality and visionary approach. The album is an excellent introduction to an artist worth following in the psychedelic genre. Listen to Morgan Delt's debut album now and dive into a unique blend of vintage psychedelia and modern lo-fi sounds!

 The primal power of psychedelia, which is the repetition that becomes a mantra and makes you instantly remember the tracks.

 Ultimately, this is an album that perhaps lacks the previous record’s brain-shaking pieces, but surpasses it in terms of cohesion of sound and long-term impact.

The review explores Goat's second album, Commune, with initial skepticism that turns into appreciation after several listens. While reminiscent of their debut, Commune excels in cohesion, hypnotic repetition, and ethno-psychedelic soundscapes. Highlights include diverse vocal arrangements and enriched rhythms, making it a strong, complete album. Listen to Goat's Commune and experience a hypnotic psychedelic journey unlike any other.

 Yes, because, as stated in the explanatory booklet: 'What in the hell is Country Funk?'

 In short, the Nuggets of both country and funk.

This 2012 compilation by Light In The Attic shines a spotlight on the seldom-heard country funk genre from 1969 to 1975. The album showcases a remarkable mix of funk, soul, and country influences performed by diverse artists across the U.S. With high quality remastering and insightful liner notes, the collection captures the cultural and musical fusion that defines this unique sound. Standout tracks blend southern flavors with funk rhythms for a richly textured listening experience. Explore the unique sounds of country funk from 1969-1975—listen to this rare compilation and experience a forgotten musical fusion!

 The python pattern on the cover prefigures the lascivious and subtly morbid aura that oozes from these 10 tracks.

 At times, the combo’s necrophilia attempts to resurrect, with excellent results, a Lux Interior caught in a domestic dispute.

The Amazing Snakeheads' debut album Amphetamine Ballads offers a dark, nervy atmosphere with clear influences from Nick Cave, the Stooges, and The Cramps. While not explosively dangerous, the band delivers a groovy, unsettling sound with memorable tracks like "I'm A Vampire" and "Flatlining." The combination of sharp guitar, wild vocals, and occasional sax contributes to a unique punk-blues vibe. This album is a promising start and a must-listen for fans of raw, alternative music. Listen to The Amazing Snakeheads' Amphetamine Ballads now and dive into their dark and gritty punk-blues world!

 The maturation (both melodic and instrumental) is clear, and by resorting to very “pop” solutions, they gain in chromatic breadth.

 40 minutes and never even a half-minute of unwarranted self-indulgence. As it should always be.

Quilt's second album 'Held In Splendor' shows clear artistic growth with melodic and instrumental maturity. The band blends psychedelic folk with pop elements and 60s influences. Anna Rochinski's vocals stand out amidst hypnotic and acoustic tracks. The album balances diversity and brevity, avoiding unnecessary indulgence. Overall, it impresses with its kaleidoscopic and surreal qualities. Listen to Quilt’s 'Held In Splendor' now and explore their rich blend of psychedelic folk and 60s-inspired melodies.

 Ashram Equinox walks confidently on its own, made of cosmic dust and hymns to its own 'inner space'.

 This mystical version of Julie’s Haircut strongly recalls the musical approach of the American band OM.

Ashram Equinox completes Julie’s Haircut's trilogy of musical evolution, focusing on minimalist, instrumental krautrock with cosmic and ambient influences. The album emphasizes rhythmic repetition and atmospheric structures, blending bass, drums, and analog keyboards to create a mystical listening experience. It demands attentive ears to appreciate its depth, avoiding being mistaken for mere background music. The record confidently stands out as a unique and devotional cosmic journey. Dive into Julie’s Haircut's Ashram Equinox and experience a hypnotic cosmic krautrock journey today!