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7 records · Albums, not algorithms

Cottonwoodhill by Brainticket

Cottonwoodhill

Brainticket

1971·Krautrock / Psychedelic

A genuinely unsettling Swiss-Belgian mind-melt that comes with a warning label, built from motorik drones, wailing vocals, and freeform chaos that feels like dissolving into static.

Cauldron by Fifty Foot Hose

Cauldron

Fifty Foot Hose

1968·Psychedelic / Avant-Garde

A criminally overlooked San Francisco artifact that pioneered electronic manipulation and tape noise inside a psychedelic rock framework years before anyone else dared.

A Divina Comédia ou Ando Meio Desligado by Os Mutantes

A Divina Comédia ou Ando Meio Desligado

Os Mutantes

1970·Tropicália / Psychedelic

Brazilian psych at its most playfully unhinged, stuffed with studio trickery, warped humor, and surrealist arrangements that sound like a carnival collapsing in slow motion.

Relatively Clean Rivers by Relatively Clean Rivers

Relatively Clean Rivers

Relatively Clean Rivers

1975·Psychedelic Folk

A self-released Californian desert dream of swirling acoustic guitars and gentle cosmic drift, so rare it was basically a myth until it was reissued decades later.

Africa by Amanaz

Africa

Amanaz

1975·Zamrock / Psychedelic

Zambia's answer to heavy psych-rock blends fuzzed-out guitars with African rhythms and dusty urgency, sounding like Black Sabbath filtered through the Copper Belt.

Commune by Goat

Commune

Goat

2014·Psychedelic Rock / World

A mysterious Swedish collective channels West African rhythms, ritualistic chanting, and relentless fuzz into a hypnotic tribal psych ceremony that refuses to stop moving.

Tangerine Dream by Kaleidoscope

Tangerine Dream

Kaleidoscope

1967·British Psychedelic

Not the German synth outfit but the forgotten British band, weaving sitar, harpsichord, and wry English surrealism into one of the most underrated psych records of the entire era.

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