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The Love Explosion Leichhardt, Australia
Post rave comedown music - for middle aged gits.
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The Love Explosion recommends:
The Silent Band
by Kev Ellis And The Space Cadets
Kev takes us on expansive journey through psych and spacerock - great tunes and his personality shine through
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Wow. New album surpasses their already wonderous back catalogue, and sits on a par amongst their 60's/70's inspirations. Top drawer.
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Beautiful and wonderous neo-psych and kraut styled instrumentals. An influence on anyone? Yes muchly.
go to albumIf you like The Love Explosion, you may also like:
The Shiver of the Flavor Crystals
by Flavor Crystals
supported by 10 fans who also own “Own Your Mind Business”
having partially grown up in St. Paul, I still have a thing for the sound of the Twin Cities.
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Own Your Mind Business”
This is some great music for a morose, rainy day. Lush, sedate, bluesy, and with a certain apocalyptic flair, most evident on White Horses, which sounds very much like a psychedelic blues dirge. I appreciate that the songs sometimes lose themselves along the way, giving way to some beautiful psych explorations. I also enjoy the vocals on this - they sometimes waver, but they fit the music so well.
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And Those Who Were Seen Dancing
by Tess Parks
Tess Parks returns with a record of fuzzed out neo-psychedelia full of sugary melodies that drone and hypnotize.
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