Light psych music trip around the world today. We have Les Grys-Grys from Alès in France, Alien Mustangs from Greece, Roy from Toronto in Canada, Greg ‘Stackhouse’ Prevost from New York City and Tiptides from Bloomington IN. I got a nice package of records from Rock XS in Greece and all three are Greek releases. Not brand new records, but they were new to me. Two of them are on God Record label: John Adler Twink and Terrapin. One is a self released, richly designed album by Hypnotic Nausea.
Bee Gees – Lemons Never Forget;
Les Grys-Grys – Mrs. Rampage;
Alien Mustangs – The world as I am;
The Vejtables – Feel the Music;
Eyes – You’re Too Much;
Nimrod – The Bird;
Hollies – Bus Stop;
Kaleidoscope – A Dream for Julie;
ROY – Where Did My Mind Go?;
Greg ‘Stackhouse’ Prevost – Acid Rain Falling;
Les Fleur De Lys – Liar;
The Chocolate Watch Band – Gone And Passes By;
Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick and Tich – Zabadak;
Syn – Grounded;
Triptides – Another Dream;
Twink – Lady Love;
Twink – 10,000 Words In A Cardboard Box;
Pink Fairies – Say You Love Me;
Pretty Things – She Says Good Morning;
Terrapin – Sunflower Street;
Hypnotic Nausea – The Death of All Religions;
The Peanut Butter Conspiracy – Turn On A Friend (To The Good Life);
The Human Expression – Optical Sound.
Today we start off with the brand new song from a really cool new record for Bash & Pop. Then we check out another cool song from a band that puts records much more frequently, Electric Six. 1-800-Band is a quartet that comes from Brooklyn – they hired legendary Mitch Easter to help them out with the new album entitled High Beams. We also introduce Rob Clarke and The Wooltones are from Liverpool, England and Kill West from Argentina. King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard announced a new album that experiments with microtonal scales. Greg Stackhouse Prevost of The Chesterfield Kings is back with the new solo record. And we finish things off with the new album for Sloming Moops that just came out, entitled Dance Drool
