Neo-Psychedelia / Psychedelic Rock / Prog (80s-today)

http://www.last.fm/music/LSD+March wrote:LSD March is a Japanese psychedelic rock group, based in the city of Himeji. It is led by singer and guitarist Shinsuke Michishita. The group is named after a track by krautrock group Guru Guru. Michishita has also played with MAGURA MOZART and DOODLES.
http://www.myspace.com/lsdmarch

http://www.last.fm/music/The+Out+Crowd wrote:Fronted by guitarist/vocalist Matt Hollywood, the former co-songwriter and co-founder of The Brian Jonestown Massacre, fans of mid-’60s Kinks, Stones, and Byrds will fall in love with The Out Crowd’s edgy and infectious pop sound, heightened by Dandy Warhols’ producer Gregg Willliams’ immaculate production. The Big Takeover raves: “Portland, OR’s Out Crowd makes music that reaches for the sky, going for those heavenly ideas just out of reach.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goat_(band) wrote:Goat is a Swedish alternative and experimental fusion music group. The band originates - according to its own publicity - from Korpilombolo, Norrbotten County, Sweden.[2] Their album World Music, released on 20 August 2012 by Rocket Recordings, was hailed by The Guardian as one of the best albums of 2012.[1] The band is currently signed to Girdz Records

http://www.last.fm/music/The+Third+Sound wrote:The Third Sound gradually formed, slowly took shape. Whilst living in the historical city of Rome, Italy, Hákon Aðalsteinsson (of Singapore Sling and formerly Hudson Wayne) started work on new material. It started life high upon the rooftop of the building he was living in…initially heard only by himself and the birds circling overhead. Eventually introducing the songs to his friend and 60’s fanatic, Francesco D’Onofrio, the two of them worked out the arrangements then went into a studio and slowly recorded the album.

http://www.last.fm/music/Buried+Feather wrote:Buried Feather are a 4 piece psychedelic rock band from Melbourne. The band have developed a hypnotic live sound with cyclic riffs built around squelching fuzz and swirling organs. Drawing comparison with the hazy sludge of Dead Meadow and the blissed-out drone of Spacemen 3, the band’s latest release is the 7” single Time It Takes, released on local imprint Slightly Delic Productions.

http://www.last.fm/music/Ozric+Tentacles wrote:Ozric Tentacles is an instrumental band from Somerset, England, whose music can loosely be described as psychedelic rock. Formed in 1984, the band has released well over twenty albums as of 2005, and has become a cottage industry selling around a million albums worldwide despite never having major label backing.

The original line up met on the 21st June 1984 at the Stonehenge Free Festival; their name came from discussions of hypothetical cereal brands (Malcolm Segments, Desmond Whisps, and Gordon Lumps are among the names that were considered).

http://www.last.fm/music/Sudden+Death+Of+Stars wrote:French psychedelic/shoegaze band from Rennes, influenced by bands such as The Velvet Underground, Spacemen 3 or The Brian Joneswtown Massacre.

http://www.ohmangel.com/index.php wrote:This ‘Theatrical Surreal Avante Garde Artist’, delivers Powerful-Magnetic Tune$ with, Soul searching lyrics, *Psychedelic Grooves, and ‘Haunting Melodies from Twilight.

https://www.facebook.com/DarkMountainEcho?ref=stream wrote:handmade music from Hamburg
Music by Björn U.

https://www.facebook.com/HasAShadow wrote:garage psychedelic darkgaze, México.

http://www.delerium.co.uk/bands/boris/ wrote:In a world of faceless, transient pop non-entities, Boris & His Bolshie Balalaika stands out as a truly larger than life character. Born the son of a Russian diplomat, Boris has lead an incredible life, involving both the KGB and CIA, MI5 and LSD... A psychedelic legend in the making, George Formby on Acid, no-one can deny that Boris' message of cosmic love and hope is both genuine and a much needed antidote to all that ails society today.

http://www.last.fm/music/The+Moffs wrote: The Moffs were an Australian band from Sydney active from about 1984 to 1989. Heavily influenced by British mod and psychedelic music of the 60s, they were very successful in their own land in the independent charts. They released three singles (Another Day In The Sun, Flowers and The Traveller) a mini LP (The Moffs) and a full length LP (Labyrinth).

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Technicolor-Poets/145078768848061 wrote:Psychedelic / experimental music from Malmö, Sweden
http://technicolorpoets.tumblr.com/

innocent76 wrote:ωραία πράματα ντελιριακά...

http://www.delerium.co.uk/bands/boris/ wrote:In a world of faceless, transient pop non-entities, Boris & His Bolshie Balalaika stands out as a truly larger than life character. Born the son of a Russian diplomat, Boris has lead an incredible life, involving both the KGB and CIA, MI5 and LSD... A psychedelic legend in the making, George Formby on Acid, no-one can deny that Boris' message of cosmic love and hope is both genuine and a much needed antidote to all that ails society today.

http://www.last.fm/music/Fooz wrote:Formation in 1995. Labelisation in 2001. Separation in 2002. As much to say that the hour of glory of Fooz will particularly quickly have been passed…
One dared more nothing to hope of this Spanish quartet after unexpected Split the day before their European round 2002, which was judicious to support their first homonymous album left one year earlier at quite as Spanish label Alone Records.

And yet, in 2005, Fooz is reproduced indeed on the list of the artists Alone Records. By which miracle? None… It is right which the group, undoubtedly corroded by the remord to have left its supporters on their hunger, had the idea to carry out a EP joining together 6 acoustic titles.
It is there that the miracle intervenes, since “Fooz II: Space Is Dark… It Is So Endless” gathers finally 16 pieces. Dissection of miraculés in question: 6 acoustics planned for the EP, the 8 titles of the first album in original mixing, and 3 news to crown the whole. There, you will complain that that made 17 and not 16; well considering: the last 2 titles of the preceding album, “HiFooz” and “Mixhole Masterdoom”, were aggregate in only one and single 16th track. With final, not far 80 very goûteuses minutes which ravel without one realizing some.

The principal explanation to this phenomenon lies in the eclecticism of Fooz II

http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=4686 wrote:STROBE formed 1990 in Hertfordshire/UK and can be counted as one the best british space rock outfits ever. Three guitarists are caring for a lush sound based on hypnotic flowing rhythms where keyboards/synths are taking a backseat. The band recorded five official albums plus three EPs in total. As obligatory for some genre bands the members are credited with aliases respectively forenames only.

Their highest quality manifested around the mid 1990s with the albums 'Maya' (1992) and 'The Circle Never Ends' (1994). Both efforts are highly recommend and were recorded by Mitch (guitar, vocals), Loz (guitar), John (guitar, keyboard), Ben (bass) and Rupert (drums). STROBE broke up and played their last live gig back in 2001. The former band members are still in touch with each other and both Rupert and John play live music with other groups.

http://www.last.fm/music/Death+Hawks wrote:Death Hawks was put together in Riihimäki, Finland in the spring of 2010 to arrange and record songs by singer Teemu Markkula, but it soon metamorphosed into a real band. The bands intense live shows, with their psychedelic meanderings and in-your-face boogie, soon created an organic hype around the band. Death Hawks released their debut album Death & Decay in February 2012 through Tampere-based GAEA records and the self-titled second album came out September 2013.

http://www.last.fm/music/The+Telstar+Sound+Drone wrote:Danish Band located in Copenhagen.
Formed 2007 in Fredericia.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wall-Of-Death/125382850832399?id=125382850832399&sk=info wrote:
Wall of Death, together since April 2010, is now ranked among the principal exponents of the new European post-psychedelic rock scene.
Inspired by the scintillating understatement of the Velvet Underground, the esthetics of Pink Floyd, the stridency of Neu and the Silver Apples, this trio of Gabriel (vocals, guitar, sitar), Brice (keyboard, vocals) and Adam (drums) draws us into their somber, troubling world of uncertainty, perpetually seeking the keys to its future in the ruins of the past.
With roots extending from America to old-world European culture, Wall of Death creates a sound that is powerful, heavy, haunting and visionary.
A synthesizer reaching deep into the bass register, an acid-tinged guitar drenched with echo, a warm-toned organ and violent drums combine with voices that range from soaring to fathomless, creating a masochistic yet flamboyant universe in which this group heals its collective wounds.
Uncle Jo

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neils_Children wrote:Neils Children formed in 1999 at Harlow College in Harlow, Essex, where John Linger and Brandon Jacobs were studying music with Tom Hawkins. The band's name came from Linger's obsession with 1960s proto-punk band John's Children; 'Neil' was the nickname of Hawkins, the group's original bassist, due to him apparently resembling Men Behaving Badly star Neil Morrissey.
Primarily playing freakbeat-inspired music, the band performed several gigs on the London mod scene, as well as performing in the Harlow Square Rock Contest. In 2000 Hawkins quit the band for unknown reasons, and went on to become a sound engineer for The Subways. Replacement bassist James Hair was recruited in early 2001.