#Psychedelic Fusion

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[vsthepomegranate]

Bitches Brew (1970)

by Miles Davis

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Tracklist:

Vicarious Atonement • Tetragrammaton • Vermicide • Meccamputechture • Asilos Magdalena • Viscera Eyes • Day Of The Baphomets • El Ciervo Vulnerado

Spotify ♪ Youtube

[bunn1st1mz]

MY PIECE FOR THE EEVEE LOVERS UNITED ZINE HOSTED BY SCOOPIE!!!!! these are two franken eevee lab rats who have escaped a crazy scientist and now live freely, crazy, and in love :)

PREORDER LINK IN MY LINKTREE

[hammill-goes-fogwalking]

ULTIMATE PROG TIER LIST

OK WELL THIS IS IMPORTANT

^ Huge project tier list- Prog rock, obscure & other artists

^ albums of popular prog rock artists (I edited the titles because I can’t give albums grades)

for that I’m only 16 and got into this kind of music in April this year I’m really proud of myself right now :D

[tagohd]

My latest single is now available on Bandcamp! Get it here first! It won't be available anywhere else until 12 July. It might just be my best song yet, if I may say so myself.

Song Credits:

TAGoHD (me): Composer, Producer, Arranger, Programmer, Mixer

Brian Campbell: Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone

Andres Mayo: Mastering Engineer

@lunathrix: Album Art

[krormwrorm]

"You think that God sent you to dethrone us? You were sent to us because God can not decide for itself. We will show you that God just picks the winning side, like any of the supposedly pitiful mortals in its kingdom."

On a side note, I'm homeless and not doing well. I'm not finding any jobs-not art jobs- Don't offer me art jobs, I don't have the time, I need a REAL job and I'm trying and failing to find one.

If you like my art and don't want me to die in the heat, please consider throwing some of your extra cash my way. I'm doing what I can and it will just never be good enough.

[blood-powered-radio]

Santana - Evil Ways

off the album Santana, 1969

[theparanoid]

Jyoti - Mama, You Can Bet!

(2020 album)

Youtube Playlist | Bandcamp | Spotify

[Nu Jazz, Psychedelic Soul, Avant-Garde Jazz, Neo-Soul, Spiritual Jazz, Jazz Fusion, Synth Funk]

[gxilgramore]

INTRODUCING THE FRIDAY MUSIC RECOMMENDATIONS!

So how it's gonna work?

Basic really, every friday (if my adhd let me remember) i will recommend a set of tracks that i've been listening, the image you are seeing above you is my last.fm collage but not all songs will be from that collage, but it's there as a cover for the post and a showcase of the songs i'm not gonna mention but i still recommend.

Let's go then?

SPOTIFY PLAYLIST WITH ALL THE SONGS MENTIONED BELOW!

Will I See You Again? - Thee Sacred Souls

I discovered these guys recently while trying to sample them for a track i was doing, i took my a while to appreciate this song but now that i do i can't stop listening, that clean guitar with that gorgeous main melody, those open hats that give such a beautiful atmosphere, the incredibly catchy but mesmerizing chorus, the amazing vocal performance, holy shit this song is so fucking good in so many different levels, one of the better jams i found this year.

No Problems - Ginger Root

So fucking funky, christ, one of the most catchy songs released this year, if you like funky shit it's unmissable.

Is It a Crime - Sade

I'm getting into Sade and most of the stuff i heard from her is gorgeous, this is the best example, it sounds big, passionate, beautiful, music luxury, also sound sad and emotional, absolutely perfection from beginning to end.

Suffocate (feat. Poppy) - Knocked Loose

I'm not a metal guy, but the two Knocked loose songs i listened this year are so fucking brutal that made me interested in metalcore, the reggaeton breakdown at the end is so fucking unexpected but it goes so hard, holy shit.

Junho de 94 - Djonga

I'm brazillian, and the rap from our country sometimes can go toe to toe, and a lot of times even be better than the shit from the states, Djonga is a big example of why, this dude's flow and lyrical hability is unmatched, truly a special artist in our scene, how he guides a story of his own life in this autobiographical song is truly a thing of genius, and the confidence he has plenty, one of the best rappers that came out from this amazing country

Down Under - Man at Work

I wanted to also put Who Can It Be Now? here but I'll keep just to Down Under since Man at Work is already a popular new wave group, it's so dancy and catchy its really hard not to like, those songs made me want to go to australia.

The Argus - Ween

Those couple of weeks had been full of ween for me, not the way you're thinking, and this one has been one of my latest passions with the band, one of the most beautiful climaxes to any song ive have ever heard, still sad that the rest of the album didn't click for me.

No Hands - Joey Valence and Brae:

One of the most fun rap songs of the year, im seeing these guys since the PUNK TACTICS song on tiktok and they are truly amazing at being fun, No Hands is a bit more personal but it has such infectious energy and an amazing beat.

The Invisible Man - Maruja

Literally the best song that came out this year, holy shit, the incredible build up, tension heavy saxophone, the heavy vocal performance, the best climax maybe fucking ever? Ive been seeing this live performance they did on youtube and is truly a stuff of legend being more intense than in the studio version in a song that demands so much, truly amazing, keep your eyes on Maruja, these guys are gonna hit it big like Black Midi or Black Country, New Road.

I Got The... - Labi Siffre

Literally discovered this one today, the sample to My Name Is from Eminem that is bigger and way better, so many incredible parts coming to this amazing whole, could not recommend it enough.

One on One (feat. Headband Henny) - Micah Dailey-White

This funny guy of the TikTok released an amazing neo-soul, post-punk album with this amazing catchy song in it that i could not recommend enough, is charming, cute, catchy.

Ginkgo Biloba - Querida, Faça As Malas

Back to Brasil, this ska punk band is hella catchy, one of the best ska punk bands this country could ever offer, their lastest album is also really great.

Storge - samlrc

Still in Brazil but going post-rock is this amazing, layered, larger than life track from the trans artist that has been bubbling on the underground samlrc, again, keep you eye in her.

Saudade - ElevenWAV

We still on Brasil, but now going jazz fusion, Eleven is an amazing artist overall, but her recent projects have been proving how much she is evolving and how much she is gonna hit it big when the time comes, also one of the best trans artists coming out of this country.

Psiu - Liniker

YOURE GOING TO FUCKING BRAZIL! Liniker the best trans artist to come out of this country with her amazing fusions of MPB, Bossa, Jazz, Pagode, Neo-Soul, an amazing power house pf a voice, an undying passion, unmatched to all, literally the best ever, GO LISTEN.

Think we over? OH NO BABY!

miss you - Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra

Going to japan, I could gush about this group for years since I love ska and i love them, but i will only say this is one pf the most insane songs and music videos to come out of the country in years, you should absolutely listen to it.

All the Strange Creatures - Murray Gold

It would not be a Gxil post without your obrigatory Doctor Who mention, one of the most energizing and epic tracks in the modern series.

AND FINALLY

Canned Heat - Jamiroquai

One of the funkiest songs ever, im not gonna say anything more, needs to be experienced, go listen.

Spotify playlist with all the songs mentioned below:

And that's fucking it for today, it was a lot but ive been wanting to talk about music for months now, the next posts on this series are going to have less songs because of it but i don't care, you have any recommendations you want to make? I'd love to listen to, im pretty open to new music, so you can send anything you want, and also, what did you think of these songs? Already love them, tell me more id love to listen.

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SPOTISTATS

ALBUM OF THE YEAR

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[thepaintedside]

I work at a small town music venue/record label. I see and help out multiple underground artists every week. We have an incredible scene here and many talented artists across an array of genres. If you want any recommendations or a new band to have as your own little secret, reply to this with your favourite artists/genres and I’ll recommend something I think you’ll like.

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Tracklist:

A Spell, A Prayer • Black Rainbows • Erasure • Earthlings • Red Horse • New York Transit Queen • He Will Follow You With His Eyes • Put It Down • Peach Velvet Sky • Before The Throne Of The Invisible God

Spotify ♪ YouTube

[hammill-goes-fogwalking]

Vinyl (and CD) collectors, here's a cool challenge ~

So I found it on Niamh the Prog Nerd's YouTube channel and it's so fun to share (it's almost impossible to have all these but that's the fun)

Find a vinyl with at least 5 people on the cover

Find a vinyl that includes at least 3 LPs

Find a vinyl from the year you were born

Find a vinyl with glasses on the cover

Find a bootleg

Find three vinyl from the same band

Find a vinyl you got for free

Find a vinyl that includes a song featured in a movie/ soundtrack

Find a vinyl that includes at least 15 tracks

Find a vinyl with exactly 10 letters in the title

Find a vinyl released in the last year

Find a vinyl released before 1980

Find a vinyl with only text on the cover

Find all the studio albums of a band

Find a single

Find a vinyl that was printed in the country you live in

Find a vinyl with a house on the cover

Find a coloured vinyl

Find both the vinyl and CD of the same album

[guerrilla-operator]

The Jimi Hendrix Experience // 1983... (A Merman I Should Turn to Be)

Well, it's too bad, that our friends can't be with us today Well, it's too bad "The machine that we built would never save us" That's what they say That's why they ain't coming with us today And they also said "It's impossible for man to live and breathe underwater forever" Was their main complaint, yeah And they also threw this in my face, they said "Anyway, you know good and well It would be beyond the will of God And the grace of the King" Grace of the King, yeah, yeah

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THE "MAN WITH AN OUTSTRETCHED HAND" BIDS YOU WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSE.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on full gatefold sleeve/cover art to "Santana," the third studio album by the American Latin rock band SANTANA. The album is often referred to as "III," "Santana III" or as "Man with an Outstretched Hand," after its sleeve cover image. Sleeve artist unknown.

Sources: www.flickr.com/photos/mickythepixel/50162247546, Adobe Stock, & Voluptuous Vinyl Records.