psychedelic

"If You're Looking for Burlington's Coolest Band, Look No Further"
-Burlington Free Press "Currently Vermont's secret, The Cush have delivered a fine record that's well worth seeking out and thoroughly deserves to generate the band much wider acclaim than they seem to have garnered thus far."
-Geraint Jones, Comes with a Smile (UK) Burette and Gabrielle Douglas, the Husband-Wife duo, and masterminds of psychedelic indie-rock music group, The Cush bring a sound all their own.

FIRE: A new Fire CD was released on Angel Air Records in October 2008, entitled "THE MAGIC SHOEMAKER LIVE!". The album includes blistering versions of "FATHER'S NAME IS DAD" and "TREACLE TOFFEE WORLD". Visit www.myspace.com/2007fire for more information. Such is the interest in Fire that the original "Magic Shoemaker" album is to be released in early/mid 2009 on Esoteric Recordings. Not many psychedelic bands emerged from Hounslow.

Melbourne septet The Bon Scotts are not an AC/DC covers band but a bittersweet mix of playful melodies, arresting percussion and sing-along choruses. The Bon Scotts defy notions of plain and normal, melding traditional folk instruments with an endearing and satirical voice. Laced with irony and hype, their unconventional hooks and distinct sound have put them at the forefront of the new folk revival.

Popol Vuh is a proto-ambient experimental rock / krautrock band from Germany founded by Florian Fricke in 1970 together with Holger Trulzsch (percussion) and Frank Fiedler (electronics). Other important members during the next two decades included Daniel Fichelscher and Bob Eliscu. It began with an electronic approach as heard on first album Affenstunde, inspired by the invention of the Moog synthesizer.