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Heavily organ and guitar doom-hardrock recorded in London in 1971 by same guys as hard-rockers ZIOR. A must for fans of early Black Sabbath or Leafhound. HQ carton cover, 180g vinyl, mastertape sound quality and insert with extensive linernotes by Andy Morten. Tracklist: Dog man - Stale flesh -...
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US heavy psych masterpiece from 1969. Powerful sound and recording with thunderous drums, piercing fuzz guitars and the incredible vocals of Steve Morgen. Formed as Morgen's Dreame Spectrum in 1967 in NY, Morgen were one the first bands signed to ABC's offshoot Probe Records (home also of Soft...
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Magical UK folk-rock with psychedelic / West Coast influences. It was originally self-released by Mandy Morton in 1978, after the two Spriguns albums for Decca. "Magic Lady" was dedicated to Sandy Denny, who had just passed away that same year. It was available on black vinyl with a few copies (20...
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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" folk-rock, and...
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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 cassette,...
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Official reissue of this Holy Grail Kraut album from 1972. Real underground heavy-prog / psychedelic hard-rock with raw, in-your-face production, German lyrics, insane acid-fuzz guitar, garage organ and dark, proto-doom atmosphere...the real deal! Named after the famous Lovecraft book,...
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Fabulous US hard-psychedelic album by NOAH, recorded in 1972 but never released at the time. Expanded to a double set including the SOUND BARRIER (pre-Noah) sought-after garage-psych 45s plus unreleased demos, '67-71. Master tape sound and insert with rare photos and liner notes by Plastic...
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The greatest album in the history of North Dakota is Justen O'Brien and Jake's Time Will Tell (1978). Bootlegged twice already, Guerssen is proud to present the first artist-approved reissue of this mysterious, deep, UFO-inspired masterpiece.Featuring crystal-clear sound, the originally-intended...
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Part-time farmer / musician Oliver Chaplin is the person behind one of the rarest private pressings from the UK. His cult masterpiece "Standing Stone" was recorded in early 1974 at a remote farm in Wales, using a portable 4-track Teac reel-to-reel machine. Helped by his brother Chris at the...
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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 now" These are some...
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Behind this obscure and mysterious British late-sixties psych record, we find the team of producers Brian Carroll and Damon Lyon-Shaw, famous for their involvement with mod-psych bands like Factory and Five Day Rain. During the late sixties, they also recorded some tracks of their own at the...
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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 harmonies. Here,...
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Recorded in 1988 but not released until 1993, Forever and a Day was the first full-length album by our favorite NYC jingle-jangle mop-tops, full of mid-60s sounding garagey folk-rock. Out of print for many years, here's a long overdue vinyl reissue with band-sanctioned new artwork and remastered...
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Formed in New York in 1985, The Optic Nerve were children of Nuggets who dreamed about the Velvet Underground but looked like the Byrds. Their take on '65-66 jangly garage-folk-rock was unrivalled. Lotta Nerve collects their fabulous early 45s plus studio tracks for what should have been their...
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HARD CARDBOARD SLEEVE + OBI + RESEALABLE OUTER SLEEVE. Orang-Utan were in fact a London based band called Hunter, featuring vocalist Terry "Nobby" Clarke (of psych-pop legends Jason Crest), guitar players Mick Clarke and Sid Fairman, drummer and songwriter Jeff Seopardi and bass player Paul...
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Acid-folk fans rejoice! 'God's Eye' is the second album by San Francisco based psych-folk musician Walker Phillips. It was recorded in the best 60s-70s tradition using only analogue tape and vintage instruments. According to Walker, "it contains some of the best songs I've written". The first side...
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ORANGE VINYL, 105 HAND-NUMBERED COPIES ONLY! Acid-folk fans rejoice! 'God's Eye' is the second album by San Francisco based psych-folk musician Walker Phillips. It was recorded in the best 60s-70s tradition using only analogue tape and vintage instruments. According to Walker, "it contains some...
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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...
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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...
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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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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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Recorded in 1969 at Marquee Studios but never released at the time, this is prime cut late 60s UK psychedelia by Please, the band led by the great Peter Dunton and connected to BULLDOG BREED and T2. Dreamy atmosphere with cool organ, mellotron, fuzzy guitars, melancholic vocals and well crafted...
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