“A psych dirge supergroup 4 piece from Newcastle, London and France. Black hole feed-backer twin lead guitar freakouts from Russell Smith (ex skullflower and current member of Terminal Cheesecake) and Mike Vest (current member of BONG, Blown Out, 11Paranoias). Suspended in the heavy cosmos by sonic basslines from Gordon Smith (Current member of Terminal Cheesecake and Luminous Bodies) with total concussion tempo from Tom Fug (Gum Takes Tooth).”
Fusion jams by English progressive rock band Mogul Thrash.
Fully improvised psychedelic journey meant as imaginary soundtrack to Eastern inspired western.
“A meeting of like minds surfing the sonic highways to tonal oblivion. These four castaways on Sonic Island have delivered an album that evokes the long lost and revered genre “Drug-Rock” a true mind melt of acid abandonment! Tab-era Monster Magnet, Sessions Era-The Heads—purely visceral and pummelling workouts of a krautrock and pschedelische.”
“Improvised and experimental alto sax workouts, lead drums, fluid thunder bass and freak out guitar melodies.”
“This is long form psychedelic rock which has many extraordinary acid-kraut-rock moments which are futuristic and retro. Not for the faint of heart as the music goes there and back again leaving a trail of cosmic debris which sparkles like diamonds in the sky.”
“Psychic Lemon Freak Mammal is a space-rock odyssey with long compositions with dense guitar effects, synth, bass and live drums. These songs are like rockets ripping through the atmosphere.”
Extended jams by English hard rock band Deep Purple recorded live at Stockholm Konserthuset, November 12th, 1970.
Selection of jams by English blues rock band Blodwyn Pig:
01 – The Modern Alchemist
02 – Leave It With Me
03 – Ain’t Ya Comin’ Home, Babe
04 – The Squirreling Must Go On
05 – San Francisco Sketches
06 – Cosmogrification
07 – Cat Squirrel
08 – Guitar Boogie
Selection of jams by English progressive rock band Caravan:
01 – Can’t Be Long Now Francoise For Richard-Warlock
02 – Nine Feet Underground
03 – Nothing At All It’s Coming Soon Nothing At All (Reprise)