
Fusion jams by English progressive rock band Mogul Thrash.

Fusion jams by English progressive rock band Mogul Thrash.

Fusion jams by American progressive rock band The Flock recorded live in Friedburg Germany, November 9, 1973.
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Groovy jam sessions recorded at The Matrix club by members of Grateful Dead (Jerry Garcia), Jefferson Airplane (Jack Casady, Jorma Kaukonen, Papa John Creach) and Quicksilver Messenger Service (David Freiberg, John Cipollina, Nicky Hopkins).

Live jam between psychedelic legends Earthless and Kikagaku Moyo.

“Arctic is a California power trio steeped in the roots of early 70’s Blues/Psych, featuring pro-skaters Figgy on guitar, Nuge on bass and Frecks on drums!”

“Along shore of an all powerful river, thousands of years heavy water flow crushed gargantuan bedrock into fine un earth like sands. Three men found this estranged riverside and endured an al mighty HEAVY TRIP.”

“Madmess is a Portuguese trio. They carry in their luggage the famous “Porto Fog”, a dense haze, colored with psychedelic sounds with 70’s lightning and punctuated by heavy thunderclaps. They deploy their magic fog into the room to take the entire audience on a journey from the edge of a rugged desert beaten by the winds to the outer edges of distant galaxies.”

“Clearly influenced by bands like Earthless, Black Bombaim, and Electric Moon the three musician have clearly clicked in a serious way to have produced an album that is worthy of comparison to these three terrific bands. The music has that marvellous balance of tightness and improvisation that mark out bands who stand out in the stoner/ space rock bandlands; an area that can be littered with all sorts of debris that often means you cannot see the planets from the asteroids. Fee Lee Van Cleef, however, come through like a gas giant…heavy, fluid and impossible to overlook.”

“Hibushibire is a Japanese hard psychedelic freak out rock band which formed in 2012… A band name “Hibushibire” is Japanese old porno slang which is meaning as freak out orgasm.”

“Japan’s premiere psych collective come together again and form Acid Mothers Temple & Space Paranoid. More stoner rock than psych, this collection of tracks emulate Black Sabbath in all the best ways possible. Slow, doomy starts lead to endless jams and stoner drone.”