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    Get Lost in the Psychedelic Soundscapes of David Turel’s “Reflections”

    May 11, 2021 /

    Reflections is the second release from Lansing, Michigan-based songwriter David Turel, and his first full length album for Lolipop Records. From the first moments of the album’s opening track “My Giza,” you know you are in for something special – an atmospheric listening experience that will transport you to another place entirely. The organs fade in and begin to slide around in pitch, a vocal soaked in reverb echoing similar pitch slides, before an insistent, pulsing rhythm comes in to drive the song forward. The drums and bass are locked in together perfectly, and everything else floats around them in a purposefully loose sort of way. It’s a brief  but…

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    Black Heart Death Cult’s Sonic Mantras Is Heavy, Dark & Fresh

    May 7, 2021 /

    Sonic Mantras has droning buzzsaw fuzz guitars, vintage organs, echoing vocals, space rock tones and the occasional use of the sitar. The album is dark and brooding with European psych influences. This album establishes the band as one of the most exciting new acts in the psychedelic rock scene from Australia. Sonic Mantras continues their evolution toward a dark and heavier sound that includes influences not often heard in the genre.

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    Sonic Boom Sets the Standard For Psych Music Production

    May 2, 2021 /

    Sonic Boom, Peter Kember's latest album has brilliant production and sound design. Sonic Boom has worked with many bands including MGMT, Yo La Tango, Beach House, Panda Bear, Moon Duo, Wooden Shjips, The Vacant Lots, and more. The latest album Almost nothing Is Nearly Enough has catchy songwriting and world class production that must be heard.

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    Interview with Stanley Belton from Black Market Karma

    April 28, 2021 /

    Interview with Stanley Belton from Black Market Karma, April 10, 2021 Recorded on Zoom April 10, 2021 With Dennis Gonzales Founder of POW Tracks Featured: “Crystalline Sky Box” – From the album, The Technicolour Liquid Audio Machine “Mule Kick” – Live Video “Kodama” – Stanley performing a version of “Kodama” from track 4 on the NEW album Black Market Karma links: www.facebook.com/blackmarketkarm www.flowerpowerrecords.com/ https://www.instagram.com/blackmarketkarma/ https://twitter.com/blackmarketkarm www.youtube.com

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    Listening with Your Eyes: Art d’Ecco’s Anything but Standard “In Standard Definition”

    April 27, 2021 /

    The land that pioneered the Canadian tuxedo is not exactly known for glamour, perhaps unfairly (there’s a certain allure to double denim in the right hands!), but with the rise of glam sensation Art d’Ecco, all that may be about to change. Our neighbors to the north are full of contradictions — those legendarily mild-mannered citizens also pioneered ice hockey, one of the most brutal, bloody sports on earth. And sure, their resident moose are shy and gentle giants, but Canada geese, bullies of the bird world, appear hellbent on world domination. Perhaps it shouldn’t be surprising then that such a promising new glam rock star should emerge from the…

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    Celebrating a decade of music!

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