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In 1972, Barry Dransfield recorded his debut solo album. Just called "Barry Dransfield", the album is a real delight from start to finish. It features an array of traditional songs arranged by Barry, some original ones and some fantastic covers from people like Michael Hurley ("The werewolf") and...
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Cem Karaca was one of the pioneers (if not THE pioneer) blending Western rock music with traditional Turkish folk, giving birth to the succesful and acclaimed Anatolian Rock. This record is his debut album, actually comprising songs previously released in 45s, backed by the bands Kardaslar and...
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The follow-up to our acclaimed "Flashback" (Guess110), finds Athanor (the duo formed by Greg Herriges and Rick Vittenson) digging deeper into their archives and coming out with and amazing set of previously unreleased recordings, done at their state-of-the-art home studio back at the...
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Pigmy is the solo project of Vicente Maciá, founding member of 90s Spanish psych band Carrots.Highly influenced by late 60s / early 70s UK psych, folk-rock and baroque pop (think Magna Carta, Fairfield Parlour, Pete Dello, Duncan Browne, Cat Stevens, Amazing Blondel…) as well as Spanish 70s...
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Axe (also known as Axe Music and Crystalline by the time they recorded their rare acetate) were an obscure British psych band leaded by acid-rock guitar player extraordinaire Tony Barford and graced by Vivienne Jones ethereal vocals.In 1970, they recorded a demo album of which only 12 copies were...
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A must to anyone into ‘60s British beat and psychedelia, here’s the complete recordings of pre-YES band THE SYN, featuring Chris Squire and Peter Banks.Including their sought after mod-psych singles for DERAM (“Grounded”, “14 Hour Technicolour Dream”, “Flowerman”…) plus a treasure...
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Heavy-rock classic from 1971 now officially reissued for the first time.Samuel Prody was a British psychedelic hard-rock band which evolved from another group called Giant (originally with Viv Prince of the Pretty Things on drums!). Led by bass player / vocalist Tony Savva and featuring top guitar...
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First ever vinyl reissue of this mysterious and haunting UK folk album, originally released as a private pressing in 1980. Totally 70s sound with nice male / female vocals, acoustic guitars, flute, percussion…Compared to Spriguns, Tickawinda, Gallery…24-bit remastering and new improved artwork...
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One of the Holy Grails of heavy psychedelia, originally released in 1969 by this Canadian band.Basement garage-psych meets heavy rock! Echoing vocals, crashing drums, ultra-raw distorted guitar…Bent Wind formed in Toronto in 1969. Discovered by producer Merv Buchanan while they played at a...
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Heavy-rock classic from 1971 now officially reissued for the first time.Samuel Prody was a British psychedelic hard-rock band which evolved from another group called Giant (originally with Viv Prince of the Pretty Things on drums!). Led by bass player / vocalist Tony Savva and featuring top guitar...
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Originally released in 1969, “Poe Through The Glass Prism” was one of the first ever concept-based rock albums. This Scranton, PA band (the first rock group from the Northeast to perform on national television shows and obtain a major record label deal) adapted Edgar Allan Poe poems to...
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From 1975, this is Baris Manço’s masterpiece. Stunning cosmic, psychedelic, groovy conceptual album with fantastic electronics use and a strong Turkish folk flavour as usual. Again, this is the first official, proper CD reissue, and comes with a booklet with linernotes and photos.Tracklist:...
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First ever legit vinyl reissue of Rick Saucedo's mind-expanding, one-man, multi-tracked private press miracle in sound from 1978"Heaven Was Blue" drifts in the same sonic milieu as fellow travelers in '60s square peg joy Darius, Marcus, D.R. Hooker (without the lounge allusions), or late period...
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"A Place In The Sun" is a vinyl anthology of Rubble / British Psychedelic Trip cult heroes JASON CREST, including a selection of their classic ’68-69 psychedelic singles for Philips (“Turquoise Tandem Cycle”, Black Mass”, “A Place In The Sun”, etc...) plus their unissued at the time...
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Dakila (a Filipino word meaning Greatness) emerged from the melting pot of musical fusions that originated in the San Francisco Bay Area of the late 60s. They often could be seen playing at Bill Graham's Fillmore West, SF Winterland and all the major clubs in the SF Bay Area and festivals. ...
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William Penn & His Pals (also known as William Penn Fyve) were the ultimate 60s garage band from the Bay Area. Their line-up featured Mike Shapiro on lead guitar (author of the garage, acid-punk anthem "Swami") and Gregg Rolie (of Santana/Journey fame) on organ / vocals. Mickey Hart of the...
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Originally a CD only edition released in 2000, the second album by British psych-pop wonders BRONCO BULLFROG finally gets a deserved vinyl edition with new artwork.Brilliant songwriting, three-part harmonies, walls of guitars, hard-rockers, sentimental ballads, studio weirdness…it’s all...
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Second album by Pennsylvania psychedelic band GLASS PRISM, originally released in 1970 and recorded in NYC with engineer Mike Moran (who worked with David Bowie, the Youngbloods, Herbie Hancock…)With a title taken from Kahil Gibran's The Prophet, this is a heavier effort than their debut,...
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Dakila (a Filipino word meaning Greatness) emerged from the melting pot of musical fusions that originated in the San Francisco Bay Area of the late 60s. They often could be seen playing at Bill Graham's Fillmore West, SF Winterland and all the major clubs in the SF Bay Area and festivals. ...
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The Flow was a psychedelic hard-rock power-trio formed in New York by Pete Fine, Monte Farber and Steve Starer.It was the early 70s in NYC, the pre-glam/punk/new wave days, when Flow (who rehearsed next room to a band called Wicked Lester, later known as KISS) decided to start playing music without...
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First ever vinyl release of the final Bronco Bullfrog album, originally released as a CD only edition in 2004.Recorded in Spain with Joe Foster (Creation, Rev-Ola Records) as co-producer and with Fausto Martín (of Spanish power-pop band The Winnerys) at the mixing desk (and also on searing...
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We are very excited to present what it's for us the major discovery in the Spanish Psych-Prog collector scene: a previously unreleased album from 1970 by this obscure Spanish garage-psych band. Until now, Shock were a total mystery. They only released one 45 back at the time (the killer acid-fuzz...
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Absolute masterpiece when talking about progressive / psychedelic folk-rock from Europe. Dutch band Avalanche was formed in the early 70s and recorded their only album in 1979. "Perseverance kills our game" was released as a private edition of 500 copies, which were only distributed among friends...
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Lost & found studio recordings (1971-79) by US singer-songwriter SID BRADLEY including some of the sought-after 45 sides released with his band ERIK in the early ‘70s plus fabulous previously unreleased tracks. This is serious stuff, folks!! Pro-sounding sound, ranging from fuzzed-out...
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B.F. Trike was a power-trio from Indiana who evolved from garage band Hickory Wind. They consisted of Mike McGuyer on guitar , Alan Jones on bass and Bobby Strehl on drums.This is their legendary, unissued at the time studio album from 1971.First released by the Rockadelic label in 1989 and out of...
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Heavy-progressive, proto-metal and psychedelic hard-rock from the depths of the UK underground, 1970-71.Formed in Preston by the core of Pete Hughes (lead guitar) and Mick Carroll (vocals, rhythm guitar), Stoned Rose evolved from a band called Five Steps Beyond and at one time featured Chris Allen...
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And here’s the last of the 70’s works by our friend Munson! This one got released in 1979, again in small quantities, on the Parallax label in California.The “First light” album doesn’t easily fit into a music category box. The songs range from psych rock, to some fairly “laid back”...
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Bedroom / lo-fi psychedelia by these unsung heroes from the 80s DIY cassette culture scene.From outsider synth-pop to Barrett-esque lysergic folk, from lo-fi garage-punk to basement prog: acid-fuzz guitars, cheap keyboards, primitive electronics, homemade vibe and bizarre, funny lyrics.Pig Rider...
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“Hawkwind, Jefferson Airplane, and Tull all mixed together!” “the precursor to the entire "The Cramps - Bad Music For Bad People…” “predates the White Stripes by 20 years!” “this reminds me of early Kurt Vile demos in areas…” “sounds like something Jack White would do...
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First ever band-sanctioned reissue of this legendary ‘Pebbles’ garage-psych 45 from 1967.William Penn Fyve aka William Penn & His Pals were a regular presence on the early Bay Area scene, opening for the likes of Jefferson Airplane, Paul Revere & the Raiders and Them. Their line–up...
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Spooky and fragile British sounding folk from the USA, with some progressive and psychedelic hints. Recorded between 1970 and 1976 and privately released in 1976, original copies reach 4 figures.High-quality reissue in 180g vinyl, nice carton with original artwork, unbeatable remastered sound...
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Alan Munson, the songwriter of Cooley-Munson duo, continued the folk-rock way. It took him some time, but in 1975 he was ready for what is (for him, and for me too), his best 70’s work. We at Guerssen believe this is a killer album!!!Incredibly, “Good morning world” was only released in...
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“On!” is the lost, previously unreleased album by legendary NY garage-pop, folk-rockers OPTIC NERVE.Produced by Dave Amels and recorded in 2005 but possessing the same magical, timeless sound & spirit of their classic '80s recordings, full of jangly guitars and innocent vocal...
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Psychedelic hard-rock with occult overtones by this London based band featuring drummer Ric Parnell (Atomic Rooster, Spinal Tap…)This is their sought-after sole album, originally released in 1970 and housed in a cover designed by Roger Wootton of Comus.Horse formed in 1968 when former high school...
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“Hailing from Los Gatos, Weird Herald has a tight link to Moby Grape, possibly the unluckiest and most remarkable group in America in 1967. Like the Grape, Weird Herald is a tale of talent and tragedy. And it all started in the South Bay folk scene in the early sixties.”– Cam Cobb, Ugly...
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Unknown to most 60s/70s collectors until its discovery a few years ago, this is the beyond rare second album released by loner/downer folk legend Dave Bixby, recorded around the same year as his first one, the now famous “Ode to Quetzalcoatl”. Musically is equally as good and very similar to...
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In 1982, the mysterious Steve Hall, a self-proclaimed “hippie-punk” who had previously released a couple of D.I.Y basement-punk albums with his band Afflicted Man, recorded one of the most obscure, underrated and KILLER heavy-psych albums of all time. Credited to High Speed & Afflicted Man,...
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A treasure trove of previously unreleased West Coast guitar psychedelia, 1966-1975“Uther Pendragon was more than just a band, it was a family. Closer than brothers, they lived together, made music together, worked, played, laughed, cried and dreamed together”. – Mike Stax (Ugly Things)This is...
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Overdue vinyl compilation featuring non-LP singles and rare / unissued tracks recorded 1965-67 by the fabulous LOS SHAKERS from Uruguay. Focusing on original songs written mostly by the magical tandem of brothers Hugo & Osvaldo Fattoruso and avoiding cover versions, this is a real fest of...
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Beyond rare private press album from 1974, a fantastic mix of progressive rock with acid-folk, spaced-out psychedelia and cool conceptual / soundtrack vibe.Pete Fine is a virtuoso acoustic and electric guitarist and also a self-taught composer and orchestrator. After playing with psychedelic...
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Recorded when he was just nineteen, “Dreaming With Alice” by British folk musician/artist MARK FRY was (barely) released only in Italy in 1972, making it one of the rarest and most desirable acid-folk / psychedelic albums ever. Tracks like “The Witch” or “Mandolin Man” are considered...
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Ray “McKay” Pierle started recording his own songs in 1974 and in 1977 he released his first album, “Into You”, which is one of the finest West Coast / rural-rock private pressing ever. “A New Light Shines” collects previously unreleased tracks recorded at home between 1974 and 1979....
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A treasure trove of previously unreleased West Coast guitar psychedelia, 1966-1975“Uther Pendragon was more than just a band, it was a family. Closer than brothers, they lived together, made music together, worked, played, laughed, cried and dreamed together”. – Mike Stax (Ugly Things)This is...
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Recorded at the now famous Liam Watson’s Toe Rag Studios (White Stripes, Tame Impala, Billy Childish…), “The Sidelong Glances…” was the third album by British pop-psychers Bronco Bullfrog. For a band clearly influenced by late 60s / early 70s sounds, to be surrounded by vintage sixties...
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First ever reissue of this elusive private pressing from 1970 by British singer/songwriter Keith Noble (a founding member of pre-Pink Floyd bands Sigma 6 / The Abdabs and co-composer of Chad & Jeremy’s hit ‘A Summer Song’).Mr. Compromise, originally released as a tiny demo pressing on the...
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This is the "lost" second album by hard-prog band T.2., featuring demos recorded at Decca Studios by the original line-up in 1970, just after the release of their debut masterpiece "It'll All Work Out In Boomland"Known also as T.2. and Fantasy, 1970 shows T.2. at their rawest, featuring the...
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In 1967, a bunch of US and Argentinean kids recorded a magical album which has remained unknown for many years due to its extreme rarity, with less than a handful known copies to exist. Released in 1968 in Argentina by a label called Phonexa, the Schibbinz album could be regarded as the ultimate...
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