NGC-4594
What NGC 4594 Really Means! (LP + 7")
FormatLP + 7"LabelGuerssenGenrePsychedelia & Kraut
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Named after the galactic location of the nearest black hole to Earth, Connecticut psychedelic band NGC-4594 only issued one single during their brief existence in 1967, “Skipping Through The Night” (truly an acid-head anthem) backed with “Going Home”. Rumours of a lost, unissued full album started to circulate until psych music researcher Gray Newell found it. We did the first ever vinyl release back in 2011 and after many years out of print, we present a new repress. Top shelf acid-rock / psychedelia, highly recommended if you dig Country Joe & The Fish, Jefferson Airplane, Spirit, Doors, H.P. Lovecraft, Love…
Release notes
Limited to 500 copies. 180 gram vinyl. Insert with photos and extensive linernotes. Comes with a bonus 7” featuring both tracks from the original ’67 single release.
| A1 | Colors | ||
| A2 | Take Off Your Feet | ||
| A3 | Imagination Dead Machine | ||
| A4 | Bloomin' | ||
| A5 | Out To Play | ||
| A6 | Forever Gone | ||
| B1 | Negative Zone | ||
| B2 | Sea Ballad | ||
| B3 | It's Called Love | ||
| B4 | Where Are You Coming From? | ||
| B5 | Nova Express | ||
| B6 | So Bright | ||
| Bonus 7" | |||
| C | Skipping Through The Night | ||
| D | Goin' Home | ||
- Gray Newell
- Liner Notes
