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RETROSPECTOSCOPE 1966-1970
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supported by 11 fans who also own “How Far Does Space Go?”
This is totally insane pop psych on par with piper at the gates of dawn (well almost).insane lyrics on par with syd's lyrics.catchy,trippy bazaar .a true MASTERPIECE of it's genre. It comes with a hoax claiming to be authentic sixties. !!!
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Freak Out Factory
by the Karovas Milkshake
supported by 8 fans who also own “How Far Does Space Go?”
Pure and simple, it’s a bang-on 1960s throwback garage psych outing, perfect down to the antique recording style.
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The Final Active Listener Sampler
by The Active Listener
supported by 7 fans who also own “How Far Does Space Go?”
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Drunk Dial #12 - Gentleman Jesse
by Gentleman Jesse
Buoyant one-off release from a long-running Atlanta band who juggle garage rock, folk, and power pop; don't miss the Mark Morrison cover.
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This full-length debut from the Melbourne, Australia-based band is filled with punk-laced powerpop.
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Ridiculously cool and hooky post-punk from Frankie Broyles of Deerhunter/Omni's early 2010s group.
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The Active Listener's Acid Folk Sampler Volume Two
by The Active Listener
supported by 7 fans who also own “How Far Does Space Go?”
Much as the mystical whisperings of acid folk oft evoke fancies of mist shrouded woods and meadow blooms swaying in a breeze in my mind, I don’t care much for the underlying dark taint of despair and sorrow herein. However, I was eager to research some of these artists. I wouldn’t have bought this if I’d known beforehand I’d be supporting the disgusting music of a blasphemer by the name of James McKeown. Most of his ‘music’ is sick and evil. Like the poor soul on this cover. 5/10.
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