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Len Price 3 – Chinese Burn
Stating The Who, The Creation and The Kinks as main influences in the press release, usually has an almost magnetic effect on me … which can end up in several different ways. One of those […]
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The Fuzztones – Salt For Zombies
This is a fine example of how it really should be done, for all the newborn garage heads hit by the “white stroke”. Being one of the sixties garage revival pioneers, I must admit that, […]
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The Soup Greens – That’s Too Bad
– The Complete Story And Recordings – It might be that some of you won’t be familiar with the name of this mid’60s Brooklyn combo, but if you’ve ever heard the 1978 Pebbles LP, I’m […]
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The Giljoteens – Get A Head
Here’s an album to be used nowadays as a companion to The Maharajas’ output, in continuing the Swedish mid’60s garage revival, started out more than two decades ago by such pioneers of the genre as […]
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The Bojax – Don’t Look Back
– The Complete Singles Collection – One of the stars of Back From The Grave series, with the Animals-doing-the-Kinky-rifferama-with-a-touch-of-Dylan tune Go Ahead And Go, finally get their own long overdue collection of all the singles […]
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Nic Armstrong & The Thieves – The Greatest White Liar
Another technicoloured sound illusion coming from the retro-futuristic lab of Liam Watson, sounding just as fresh as it is retro. Nic Armstrong’s debut is kinda like an audio postcard, portraying everything that was happening on […]
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The Dovers – We’re Not Just Anybody
– The Complete Singles Collection – I first experienced The Dovers through the early ‘90s cover of What Am I Going To Do done by The Chills/The Clean members’ side project called The Pop Art […]
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Roger Nichols & The Small Circle Of Friends – Roger Nichols & The Small Circle Of Friends
After being re-issued on CD only in Japan, it was about time for an album that is considered to be one of the foundation stones in creating the sunshine harmony pop genre, to find it’s […]
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Rockin’ Horse – Yes It Is
I might be a bit late with this review, but then again, I’d be more than happy to hear that all of you already have it, and that you don’t need further persuasion to get […]
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McFadden’s Parachute – Sweep Out The Brainfrog
As unambiguously suggested by the album’s title, you’re about to skydive into the foggy labyrinths of the mind of Darren Brennessel. One half of the album is made of a carefully chosen bunch of covers, […]