Providing Musical Distractions for our Sick, Sad World
Song of the Day: The Nice – The Cry of Eugene The Nice‘s underrated 1967 debut album, The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack, was their only album as a quartet and their most overtly Psychedelic. In our opinion the LP definitely benefits from the addition of Davy O’List’s guitar. The Cry of Eugene is a weird, …
Song of the Day: Danny & Dusty – Song for the Dreamers Dan Stuart (“Danny”) of Green on Red and Steve Wynn (“Dusty”) from the Dream Syndicate along with several members of other L.A. Paisley Underground bands make up the super-group-of-sorts Danny & Dusty. They recorded the charming, shambling Lost Weekend in 1985 as a …
Song of the Day: Fugi – Revelations These are the Days of Revelation! So says Fugi, and so say we, ain’t it always? Fugi is mainly the work of one Ellington Jordan a producer (for Chess Records) and songwriter (he was a co-writer of I’d Rather Go Blind). His lone album as Fugi, Mary Don’t Take …
Video of the Day: Kennelmus – Think for Yourself Today we thought we’d bring you something super obscure. This weird Psychedelic artifact is from Phoenix band Kennelmus and their only album a rare private press release called Folkstone Prism (1971). The album is all over the place and occasionally quite enjoyable and clever. This song …
