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Nathan Hall and the Sinister Locals and Soft Hearted Scientists Cardiff, UK
The music mixes psychedelia with baroque touches, and analogue electronics and seeks to create the same confusion of the senses that a prime Beach Boys track does. Is it summer or is it Christmas? Neither. Its both simultaneously. The lyrics walk the dark side of Sunny Psychedelia Street and know that all is not well with the world. Burning effigies and suicidal Ice Road Truckers all feature. ... more
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Waltz of the Weekend
by Soft Hearted Scientists
supported by 33 fans who also own “Wandermoon”
It's taken me a while to listen to the complete album in one sitting, finally manged it today and It is fanastic, a good mix of shorter hook laden songs and longer trippier tracks. Hopefully they can find the finances to come up to Glasgow for a gig.
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The Wax Monster Lives Behind the First Row of Trees
by Moon Goose
supported by 20 fans who also own “Wandermoon”
That track has everything and anything in it. A pheasant's father, a watering can, unfinished alphabets from ancient civilisations, the two of spades, the morning dew, and Hell on earth.
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supported by 18 fans who also own “Wandermoon”
Classic psychedelic prog . Great band on a great label .
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Nine richly textured songs that straddle folk and jazz, all centered on diaristic lyrics and plainspoken vocals.
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Where do you see yourself
by Krackatoa / Andre William Owen
“Where Do You See Yourself” is an exploration of sound, blending electronic elements with infectious grooves and mesmerizing textures.
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Never Be A Punching Bag for Nobody (Original Soundtrack)
by Naomi Yang
A soundtrack to a film that is both historical and autobiographical, Yang’s music here finds graceful beauty in slowly unfolding melodies.
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Rainflower
by Crystal Jacqueline
supported by 18 fans who also own “Wandermoon”
Crystal has improved since I first heard her when she was part of The Honey Pot and this album confirms my faith in her. Good music and a voice many wish they had. As yet I have n favourit track but I will after a few more plays. They are all favourites at the moment
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