PROGRESSIVE(60s-70s)

Mythical Sussex psychedelic protoprog band Five Day Rain cut an album that never was in 1970, since a dispute nixed its official release. This must-have collection of rarities includes outtakes such as the fuzz box-filled 'Dartboard' and the raunchy 'Floating', as well as a tasteful cover of Bobby...

1972 Debut album by cultish japanese combo!! This unbelievable psychedelic/progressive rock band came together the same year after Shigeru Narumo and Hiro Tsunoda shelved their project Strawberry Path (they had a sole album release in 1971 and eventually a 7 inch). Their sound is pure adrenaline, a...

Limited, deluxe 180g vinyl reissueGatefold coverFully authorizedExpertly remastered Official, deluxe 180g LP reissue of the first album of the legendary psychedelic progressive South African group, which was originally released on Parlophone in 1969.

The Vietnam war, the excruciating motto 'turn on, tune in, drop out', all of a sudden we were in a new era, just across the lysergic exploitation and the political turmoil. The self-titled album by American trio Goldenrod was released on a small run in 1969 on the enigmatic Chartmaker. An...

One reason early 1970s Vertigo releases hold up so well is they were progressive but not explicitly arty. This Gravy Train album is a fantastic example. Basically this is blues derived rock. But as many of the best progressive bands, Gravy Train did not try to reinvent the wheel, or make the wheel...

During their brief existence, Heat Exchange - from Canada - recorded an album of which only four tracks were released as 45s for the legendary Yorkville label. Here's for the first time ever the complete Heat Exchange studio recordings, including their three 45s plus the previously unreleased...