Fifty Foot Hose

American experimental/psychedelic group from California, best known for the 1967 album Cauldron which mixes primitive electronics, garage, folk and musique concrète.

Formed in California, Fifty Foot Hose are noted for the 1967 album Cauldron. Reviews name bassist Louis Marcheschi and the Blossom spouses (she on vocals, he on guitar) as central figures and highlight the band's use of primitive electronics, musique concrète, psychedelic and garage elements.

The provided reviews highlight Fifty Foot Hose as an experimental Californian group whose 1967 Cauldron blends primitive electronics, garage and musique concrète into a striking psychedelic record. Reviewers describe Cauldron as a pioneering, time-defying trip and treat Sing Like Scaffold as a later, darker continuation of the band's sonic exploration. The writing emphasizes Louis Marcheschi and the Blossom couple as central creative forces.

For:Fans of 1960s psychedelia, experimental/electronic music, and listeners curious about musique concrète influences.