This groovy funky reggae track with Morricone-style harp and fuzzy guitars from 1971 is by the French studio project “The Progressive Seekers of the Blue Grass Independant Community” (sic). The two producers of the album...
The band “Collage” plays an interesting mix of funky psychedelic Jazz, sometimes Bossanova and Estonian Folk music featuring a traditional vocal group. This track is on their third album called Kaokiri from 1978, has...
The Danish band Causa Sui just released the second track “Dust Meridian” of their ninth and brand new album Return To Sky which you can buy at El Paraiso Records. Head over to the...
Powerful track from the soundtrack of the experimental movie classic Throw away your books, rally in the streets! by director Shûji Terayama. The music is by Tokyo Kid Brothers and Tenjo Sajiki as far...
Nice psychedelic track from Malaysia that is not online anymore except on the resourceful Radio Diffusion blog. The one instead is called “Janeka Si Iseng”. Two others can be found on the compilation Pop...
Brilliant Psych Funk from Indonesia, this track is taken from the box set The Lizard Years containing three albums by Benny Soebardja and was published by Strawberry Rain Records in 2012. The album the...
Groovy folk pop from Iraq by Ja’afar Hassan, his track They Taught Me can be found on the compilation Choubi Choubi! Folk And Pop Sounds From Iraq that was released by Sublime Frequencies in 2005.
Something About April II by Adrian Younge Something About April II is the sequel to Adrian Younge’s first part from 2011 (both on Linear Labs). He’s done his 1960s/70s Funk and Psychedelic homework and...
Taken from the Library album Action Disco by the British musicians James Asher, Pete Willsher (see also Keith Chesher & Pete Willsher – Eye Of Horus) and Tony Kelly. It can be also found on...
The Travellers were an obscure Non-Stop-Dancing group from Singapore, similiar to The Stylers. There’s not much information to be found except on the great Radio Diffussion blog and on Madrotter Treasure Hunt, a Dutch...