Kikagaku Moyo - The House In The Tall GrassKikagaku Moyo call their sound "psychedelic" because it encompasses a broad spectrum of influence: classical Indian music, Krautrock, traditional folks, & 70s rock. "House In The Tall Grass" features a more refined Kikagaku Moyo soft vocals, warm Sitar, & the masterful balance between loud & soft & chaos & order, taking the listener on an unexpected psychedelic journey, where their traveling songs blend the interplay of the guitars, sitars, & voices

in 2010 and continued up through his widely acclaimed previous album

Hailing from Pity Me near Durham

This Old Dog is Mac Demarco's fifth release in just over half a decade - 3 LPs and 2 EPs

It makes me think things over

‰۝ ‰ÛÒ Drowned In Sound

Beck kept fans and critics guessing about how he‰۪d follow up Sea Change and in 2005 released the genre-mashing Guero

A sitar gifted by Jimi Hendrix

and the Village Gate

as well as collaborations with avant-garde legends Die »ödliche Doris

Listeners can ultimately use the two volumes individually or together

It is a document of protest in uncertain times andåÊan open-hearted rejection of cynicism in favor of emotional honesty

all of whom were established fans keen to offer unique interpretations of Souleyman's established sound