The Perth County Conspiracy - The Perth County ConspiracyA true legend of the psych folk rock genre, the very first album by Canadian band Perth County Conspiracy was conceived, recorded and designed to look and sound like the product of a commercial record label. Defining the zeitgeist as the 60s became the 70s, the band sound has touches of Nick Drake, Donovan and Terry Reid as well as more acid folk influences. But with only 250 copies produced the record quickly reached mythic status as the band went on

Card slipcase

‘I’m Bad Now’

and Chusid

and those are the kind of people I look up to - people who know what they want

åÊthis album's one heaven of a trip alright

released in april 1965

Worcester 11

gravelly tracks such as 'horror show' and 'the boy looked at johnny' rattle along like first-gen punk classics

There are tonalities and textures coming from this album like I‰۪ve never heard

when the music fell from commercial favour in the land of its birth

They  inspired him for the stage performance

Available on 2LP silver bio vinyl for the first time