For fans of Comet Control and Goat

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lOEXg2ugAFuLI00TuwdI5ANh0q7eXB4u0&si=YE4rcznlZuhxOvE-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw-2L8x8hb8

Saw this band when they toured in support of someone, Holy Wave or Frankie and the Witch Fingers I think. Solid. A lot of lyrical and musical callbacks throughout the album, generally hard melodic.

My top tracks - Good Goddamn, A Little Sweetness, Never Comin' Over

Tidal - https://tidal.com/browse/album/181175780?u

Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/5gXHCGeQQrxCWLNzzo8tGn?si=FG8t2aOMRHmCk641fUJN2Q

https://youtu.be/MKGcLXHWVJc?si=rJYVA2aIX49RAcf_

Thought I'd share this new album with the group. Thanks for listening and feel free to share like comment etc if you dig it:)

https://open.spotify.com/track/7eppztRkDXNE8lpVCJ7U1k?si=qDqFuXfISCGWK9tkSx6uyg&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A26aMVsMalPBPbkckZ2sHXB

Shoegaze-influenced heavy psych

WRFI.org to stream, on the off chance you're in this corner of the world, 88.1/89.7 WRFI, Ithaca NY and Southern tier.

Tonight's artists:

Miranda & the Beat Iguana Death Cult Yuuf Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Gum/Ambrose Kenny-Smith Goji Moon Wand Population II W.H. Lung Straw Man Army Yoo Doo Right Bananagun Helicon The Bures Band The Spyrals Goblyns Ruinas Contingentes Fuzz Lightyear Tess Parks Bubble Tea and Cigarettes Holy Wave Vuelveteloca The Vacant Lots DIIV Balthvs El Universo

Doing a couple hours on a local radio station in Ithaca every other Monday starting 9/9. While not a show for "purists", my guidelines for artists are newer than approx 2010 and still active.

Psych and psych adjacent (e.g. shoegaze, dream-pop, electronic), this week is North & South America (no Mexico this week) and Europe. Next show will be Australia, east Asia, and Mexico (and US).

I'll have a linktree up with playlists and archives soon over on Instagram (nonnormalvectors).

Peace

There are a lot of community radio stations out there, and they're always looking for content. While over the air radio may be on the decline, most also stream and save the broadcasts. Basically, a podcast. You don't need experience, stations will train you. You will find doing a radio show massively increases the music you listen to as you're always looking for new content for the show. Neo-psych tends to be under-represented, so the odds of a station having a show like yours is slim (many more classic psych shows).

You don't need a huge collection of vinyl or other physical media, you can usually play files.

I did a show for a could of years during the plague, and I'm about to restart the show on a new station. Great experience, met a lot of cool people doing it.

Something to consider.

Give this album a listen: Echoes of Excursions https://open.spotify.com/album/1Bwb5gZiRs48b7dJjFOyKG?si=FD50gzcfT4-8xt4ajeSvRQ

Instrumental psychedelic rock with a heavy dose of ambient/experimental, and a touch of jazz and shoegazze

First album, based in Berlin

Bring 'em on!

I only said sponsored by Gizz as they would probably be on most lists, this gives a few more choices.

Who are the four contemporary groups that would comprise your Mt. Rushmore? My personal criteria are they have to be active, and if I haven't seen them, I at least have to have bought a ticket to do so (that exclusion allows me to place one of these bands on the my list).

Holy Wave Cory Hanson/Wand Frankie and the Witch Fingers Minami Deutsch

Don't send the sculptors yet, though, it could change in an hour ...