Tagged: 60′s

December 22, 2012

[Nice In The Headphones] Heavenly choir of jet engines – Dead Horse One

Neo-psychedelia all the way from France? Never would have guessed but I’m actually super digging it. There’s remnants of 60′s influences all over Dead Horse One’s sound with their droned-out hazy vocals and churning electric guitars.

Heavenly choir of jet engines may only be 4 tracks long but it offers everything for fans of The Beatles/Brian Jonestown Massacre/and the like. Up for free on the group’s bandcamp, make sure you grab your copy here after you get on that preview below.

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Dead Horse One - Heavenly Choir Of Jet Engines

February 27, 2012

It’s true what they say.

Infused with slow churning psychedelic guitars and armed with hushed and c

almed female vocals, Coke Weed escape the realm of today’s overly produced song. Hailing from Maine, this 5 piece takes us back to a classic era and has absolutely no qualms about it.

I love the simple guitar lines and forthright questions in their first single “Magpie,” off their upcoming release, Nice Dreams. If you can’t wait til that fine album drops then be sure to head over to their main site and grab COKE WEED VOLUME ONE. Hi-fi loving it.

Magpie – Coke Weed

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February 10, 2012

Going to the French market.

I could die for this classy French collection of vintage goods. Well done, Chelsea, well done.

Remember to click on each individual picture to be taken back to the artist/seller’s direct purchasing page.

LISTEN: A Smoothie Robot For My Moon Mansion – Ricky Eat Acid

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February 8, 2012

I’m against walking in the dark.

This track had me at the hypnotizing organ.

It’s a creeping “tubey-riff” that breaks completely open for the chorus. I enjoy the stalking guitars, the heavy hitting percussion, and pretty much the entire energy of “Walking in the Dark.” Seattle’s Black Whales have the 60′s reverb sound with obvious influences from The Turtles, The Kinks, and Neil Young. I love the fusion of psych-rock and modern melodies.

The Black Whales are an unsigned band who have released Shangri-La Indeed last summer, the album where you can find this song.

Walking In The Dark – Black Whales

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