Stone Harbour

Stone Harbour | Interview | “From dreamy melancholic to insane fuzzed-out psychedelic rock”

January 19, 2022 Uncategorized 0 Comments

The absolute king of lo-fi basement psychedelia, originally released as a private pressing in 1974 by this duo from Ohio. From dreamy melancholic tracks to insane fuzzed-out heavy...

Klemen Breznikar

Stone Harbour – ‘Emerges’ (1974)

November 12, 2019 Uncategorized 0 Comments

One of the most heralded private-pressing gems of homegrown psychedelia gets the typically thorough remastering and repackaging from Guerssen imprint Out-Sider music. Now you can relive the experience...

Nightmares In The Afternoon – ‘An Omen In Fancy Robes’ (2024). Nightmares In The Afternoon’s debut album hits like a ghost from the swinging 60s, rattling its melodic chains in the most irresistible ways. With ex-Polite Society members at the helm, this record feels like it slipped through a time warp—a sparkling homage to an era when clever hooks and jangly guitars ruled the airwaves. Just look at the cover photo and you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about.

<a href="https://nightmaresintheafternoon.bandcamp.com/album/an-omen-in-fancy-robes">An Omen In Fancy Robes by Nightmares In The Afternoon</a>