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The retro rock brothers The Lemon Twigs are back with news about their forthcoming album number 4 and shared a new video for their new single “The One”. The album is called “‘Songs For The General Public’,” and will be released May, 1st on 4AD. It can be pre-ordered here. “Songs for the General Public” […]
After years of remaining true underground jewels the psychedelic pop crafters Loving release their first album on Last Gang Records.
Dreamy psych-rock band Habibi from Brooklyn have released a new track and video to promote their upcoming album “Anywhere But Here”
It’s the funny time of the year again: Spotify helps you look back onto the year in music and the whole decade and praises your unique music taste. yes, weird independent neo psychedelic freak folk got more and more popular on our players. tune in to repeatmagazine’s best of Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1Et9oq6hMyJ4hR?si=A5cRNwhjQAmieKpRBJXa8Q Our album of the […]
Discover sunny and floating retro-rock, pulsating post-punk and slackery anti-folk, dancefloor-friendy synth-smashers and other-worldly dream-pop
A journey through the mindful artistic practice: observations, emotions and the sweet nothingness and how their transformation into creative flows works.
We are very happy to recommend and present the What Difference Does It Make 5 years celebration with 2 days of concerts and party on June 21 and June 22 at Humboldthain Club.
Brigid Dawson, the creator of many of Thee Oh Sees’ wondrous psychedelic melodies, talks about making music and exploring and embracing your artistic freedom, the importance of friendship in the Bay area’s music scene and her new art and music projects.
Because it’s January 2019 and all is so new and fresh we made a playlist of our new songs on repeat: all are gentle, slow-paced and romantic songs, new musical discoveries and freshly released tracks of eagerly awaited upcoming albums to be released later in 2019.
Summer wasn’t over in September and won’t be over in October, so here is the soundtrack to celebrate eternal sunshine: a shiny golden playlist for Indian Summer days with a colourful blend of new sunny psychedelia, experimental pop and rock’n’roll.
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