Records I Like Mix February 2020
Well a bit later than usual but finally here is the mix for February 2020 featuring tracks released in the past month or so – some a bit longer. 60 … Continue reading
Something For The Weekend? Three From Down Under
This weeks pack of three features three bands from Australia. Relay Tapes – Dream Colour Brisbane’s Relay Tapes have been making ethereal shoegaze/dreampop for a couple of years now and … Continue reading
Pop Crimes – Debuts
Originally released last October Debuts gets a re-release on cassette (and digital of course) on Howlin’ Banana Records. The band, who are a supergroup of sorts as they comprise members … Continue reading
Five Card Shuffle
A round up of sorts! Jetstream Pony have recently released a new track in the shape of Yellow Pills. Not sure the of the history of this one aside that … Continue reading
Dummy – Angel’s Gear
Dummy hail from Los Angeles and Angel’s Gear is their first track. And it’s not a bad one to start with as it blends 1960’s psychedelia and pop. The vintage … Continue reading
Records I Like Mix January 2020
Happy new year one and all. If the best of 2019 mixes (part one – part two) were not enough for you then get stuck into the first mix of … Continue reading
Something For The Weekend? Three Psychedelia
This weeks pack of three features three psychedelic inspired releases. Les Big Byrd – Snö-Golem The forthcoming single from Stockholm’s Les Big Byrd mixes drone, krautrock and of course a … Continue reading
Special Friend – Low Tide
Low Tide is taken from the forthcoming self titled EP from Special Friend. It’s a mix of garage and indie rock which already makes it mark just as the psych … Continue reading
Blue Tomorrows – Sound Of Moving
Blue Tomorrows is the project of Sarah Nienaber also of Candace and Web of Sunsets. Sound Of Moving is a dreamy, soothing track that also dabbles in psychedelia in the … Continue reading
Holy Drone – Northern Fire
Formerly known as Danxia, Warrington’s Holy Drone make lovely psychedelic influenced shoegaze which is clearly evidenced on Northern Fire. The listener can easily drift off via the kaleidoscopic effect of … Continue reading
