Neo-psych update with new music by Mirror Revelations from Mexico, The Second Nature from Rome, Italy, Elder from Massachusetts, Plankton Wat from Portland, Oregon, Cosmic Dead from Scotland, Lookout Honeys from Brooklyn, Jeffrey Alexander And The Heavy Lidders. King Khan and JJ Whitefield join forces in Germany
Ghost Woman – Bonehead
Mirror Revelations – Incendiar
The Second Nature – Siblings
Green Seagull – Walking
Elder – Capture & Release
Plankton Wat – Tentacles
Japanese Television – Typhoon Reggae Police
The Cosmic Dead – Stronger
The Lookout Honeys – Perro
The Junipers – When She Turns
King Khan & JJ Whitefield – Snowflakes Fall Upon Open Mouthed Snakes
Jeffrey Alexander + The Heavy Lidders – Reservoir Drop The Summer Song
Bad Stuff – Human Crush
Today we bring you several new bands. We have Empty Markets from Austin TX, Seratones from Shreveport LA and Cosmic Dead from Scotland. We also check out the newest collaboration of Petra Haden and Jesse Harris and a new record from Janiva Magness, Love Wins Agan. 
We start today with two delightful power pop compilations that came out on Austin’s Cheap Rewards Records. One compiles Radio Ready Lost Power Pop Hits from Wisconsin and the other one compiles Texas. Then we check out the new album for The Men, which surprised us with its quality. Mozes and the Firstborn is a new interesting band from Netherlands on Burger Records. Latin America is represented today with Aj Davila (formerly Davila 666) from Peru and Lorelle Meets The Obsolete from Mexico. We also check out two bands from UK, psychedelic band with infinite songs The Cosmic Dead and a more traditional folk band Dai and the Ramblers. We also have Dead Meadow for the first time in our show with a live track from their recent gig in Cleveland. Also, today we have a full line up of our bonuses: Mystery Train, Kozmic Blues and Sympathy for Rock’n’roll. Scroll down and check it out!