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Demure
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Polyester Visions
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Josephine
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Sub Zero
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Let's Try Love
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Halcyon
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Blue Eyes
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Silo
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Take It Up
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Mr. Fair
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The Folons
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Stephen Bailey Perth, Australia
Stephen Bailey’s upcoming fourth album ‘G.G Ryder’ is the outcome of strictly listening to folk and blues rock bands from
the 60s and 70s — Bobby Charles, J.J Cale and The Flying Burrito Brothers, to name a few.
G.G. Ryder releases November 25, 2022 via Third Eye Stimuli Records.
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supported by 46 fans who also own “Silo”
Oh how I long for this album in vinyl format! Such smoothness. Such warmth. Such execution. This music begs to be taken along and woven into memories. Everyone I’ve shared this album with has loved it. The music speaks far and wide. Shouting out to a fellow follower, Brian Lehmann, for his excellent taste in music. If not for him, I likely would have never stumbled upon this absolute gem!
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supported by 41 fans who also own “Silo”
Mt Mountajn, for all of their distinctiveness, still continue to progress and evolve their sound. This is a sinewy, slightly leaner beast than previous releases. The songs are briefer, slightly more melodic; perhaps the influence of Stephen Bailey’s solo explorations? The songs are still iterations of tension and gloom. Mt Mountain have honed their music into a uniquely powerful form of minimalist psychedelic brutalism. Theirs is a menacing, looping drone, always threatening to explode.
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supported by 39 fans who also own “Silo”
I've recently been introduced to Mt. Mountain's amazing work. Lucky me! Such wonderful music. Thank you, Mt. Mountain!
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Move To The Trees
by Winter McQuinn
Winter McQuinn mixes soft rock and psychedelic folk for a sound reminiscent of classic pop purveyors like Cut Worms and the Lemon Twigs.
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Colourless Green Ideas
by Misty Lanes
Psych-rock from Sydney with hints of ’60s pop in its fluttering melodies and twinkling instrumentation.
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Rundgren-esque rock with big hooks and a hint of the baroque, recommended for fans of Jon Brion and post-Kill Rock Stars Elliott Smith.
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