VINYL FORMAT. After about a two year absence, Psychedelic Horseshit is back with an EP of alleged B-sides from an upcoming full length. And what has happened since we last peeked in on these 'shitgaze' innovators? Well, in parts all over the world that famous 'distorto-lo-fi-sound' has been popping up in quite open spaces. No Age has become the new Britney Spears, Wavves crashed in outta nowhere like a mid-nineties major label grunge signing, and cute and sweet Vivian Girls are playing on the speakers in T...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Twenty tracks of Psychedelic Horseshit's earliest 4-track recordings culled from the band's personal vaults. Includes liner notes by Rob from Eat Skull, plus an insert. "Sludge rock; relatively straight-up punk rockers; pop songs buried under skronk; an 'I discovered this weird keyboard' EP; and the aptly-named 'Dancey Pants.' The whole thing is defiantly lo-fi and definitely rewards multiple spins, in attempting to decode just what they're clanking about. Could the whole thing be a put...   [ read more ]

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Organist/pianist/singer/producer Lloyd Charmer's lineage stretches back far in Jamaica's musical history. Billed as the Charmers, Lloyd and vocal partner Roy Willis started scoring hits as early as the late '50s, and the duo maintained a high profile through the ska and rocksteady eras under producer Clement Dodd. In addition to his vocal work, Charmers took up the organ and piano in 1966, and, in a few years, became proficient enough to head up the soon-to-be-in-demand {$Hippy Boys...   [ read more ]

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