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Ultra rare mid-70s UK acid folk-rock recordings. Features sitar, Moog, acoustic and electric guitars, assorted percussioninstruments to create a Popul Vuh-like soundscape. If you can imagine the perfect blend of Eastern trance/psych and Englishhippy acid folk-rock, this would be it. Very cool and freaky.

Earthforce was an offshoot of Ebling Mis and Oa Band formed by Steve Bayfield. Hailing from the UK, the band wasinfluenced by a wide variety of music including English folk and acid rock. This release is culled from sessions that have neverbeen released before, and they sound like a cross between Popul Vuh and Gong. Very tasty, very spacey and mystical vibethroughout.

Limited To 125 Copies On Black Vinyl (Hs040) And 125 On Red Vinyl (Hs040r) Australias Fuzzy Garage/Hardrockers With Two Brand New Songs From The Upcoming Album 'Eye To Eye'

Re-Release Of The Quickly Sold Out Vinyl Version Oft He Self Titled Debut By Canadian Jamrockers Heavy Trip Plus First Time Release On Cd!"Majestic Riffstorm Sloping Down The Coast Mountains In The Province Of British Columbia, Canada, Orchestrated By The Power Trio Heavy Trip With Their Fresh Self-Released Debut Lp. The Sonic Equivalent To The "Heroic Dose" Prescribed By American Psychonaut Terence Mckenna Of Mind-Altering Heavy Psych Instrumental Jams Packed With Blazing Grooves, Melting Riffs, Creamy Guitar Solos And A Tantalizing Fragrance Of Earthless, Harsh Toke Or Tia Carrera. Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out!"

The incredible sonic beauty of the Sphincter Ensemble results from musical spontaneity, a random jam session undertaken by a loose group of friends in the unlikely setting of the Harrovian Club in Barnes, west London, on 2 January 1972. The sumptuous free jazz/prog rock/avant-classical fusion features top session players at their peak, with Trevor Morais’ funky drumming loosely tied to Quatermass bassist John Gustafson’s rough melodic lines, embellished by Anne Odell’s far-out synths, Martyn Ford’s French horn and arrangements by Elton John’s orchestrator, Paul Buckmaster. This hugely enjoyable rarity is appearing on vinyl here for the very first time—a thing of wonder for all discerning prog fans.

Emotional Rescue returns to early 1980s Manchester with the previously unreleased music of Michael James Pollard and his beautiful distillation of indie pop in Too Confusing and bedsit cover version of Ashford and Simpson's Surrender. While studying photography at Manchester Polytechnic, MJ) Pollard lived and played in a band in a ramshackle house in Walley Range. In the cellar studio he would write and record his own songs using their guitars, fretless bass and keys, as well as his own Casio VL-Tone Vl-1 and Simmons Clap Trap to augment his drums onto a 4 track Teac. By 1983, and now solo, he was recording out of Dislocation Dance's studio Erc111), had secured a Peel Session and via Factory Records' Lindsay Reade, was discussing with Fundacao Atlantica about releasing an album. Working with singer Sioux Goddard as a duo, they put down 8 songs in 2 weeks in summer '84. However, Fundacao Atlantica's financial difficulties and soon closure meant the songs were lost until now. Recovered off the original tapes and lovingly restored, Too Confusing captures the optimism of the sessions, a summer love melody of forlorn youth. Surrender accompanies, recorded back in that cellar in '81, with friend Stephanie Danziger on vocals, its lo-fi simplicity is a perfect take on an all-time classic, making this a newly prized gem of British indie pop history.

All the tracks on this Rides Again album are unreleased studio material recorded after 1st album came out in 2005. At that time the band members had some troubles during recording, so after the recording sessions they broke up. These tracks were sleeping in the vault for more then fifteen years. The music is a mixture of psychedelic groove, rock, funk, and doom metal. For fans of Cactus, Grand Funk Railroad, Mountain, Sir Load Baltimore, Captain Beyond, Meaters, Graham Central Station and Funkadelic. On the album you can find four original songs plus two cover tracks: "Earthquake" from Graham Central Station and "Stay Away" from Meters.