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The Red Plastic Buddha Chicago, Illinois
Formed in late 2005, Chicago's Red Plastic Buddha developed a sound that blends the best elements of late 60s British
psychedelia with modern dynamics, alternating between swirling sonic landscapes and catchy, melody driven pop.
The Red Plastic Buddha draw frequent comparisons to Barrett-era Pink Floyd, 13th Floor Elevators and Love, as well as neo-psychedelic masters Brian Jonestown Massacre.
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Drug Portal: Heavy Dilemma
by Dark Fog
Super freaked out guitars, driving bass and a kick-ass beat, all wrapped up in a super sized sugar cube of psychedelic insanity. Dark Fog are an amazing Chicago band you need to experience.
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empty bottle, february 22 2011
by Strychnine
Post punk/ outer space psychedelia that is catchy as hell. Another great psych band active on the Chicago scene. Dig this live performance and look for the new studio release available soon!
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Sunflower Microphone
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Sunflower Sessions”
Solid single. Recommended if you like rock and roll, 60s sounding garage/psyche, or feedback porn.
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Hallucination of Beauty
by Tales of Murder and Dust
supported by 11 fans who also own “Sunflower Sessions”
Good choice for companionship on an airplane. It's absorbing third-eye candy. It makes me think of The Velvet Underground's Venus in Furs, what with the droning regularity of middle eastern-inspired psychedelia. If you start thinking about lyrical comparisons, you might find an essay starting to develop, but I'll at least say that both seem to have, at the core, the black hole of obsessive longing. (That's a black hole in an astrological sense.)
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Head in the Clouds
by Headroom
Space rock jams get experimental and slightly evil with zoned out synths and wheezing guitar lines plus soft, sweet vocals.
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Not Getting What You Want, One Step at a Time
by Imp of Perverse
Getting some serious Dean Wareham vibes from this Texas bedroom project that’s anything but lo-fi.
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