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Peter Sellers Meets Syd Barrett (tape + fanzine)
Very rare 1986 cassette on Crazy Mannequin accompanied by an A4 xeroxed booklet, with Milano's prime neo-psychedelic band playing a hommage to Pink Floyd's founder.
Brian Jones Died For Your Sins (tape + fanzine)
Rare 1986 cassette-only compilation on Crazy Mannequin accompanied by an A4 xeroxed booklet, featuring Peter Sellers and other very obscure Italian new wave / psych / garage bands - Bad Medicine, Acid Flowers, Human Jukebox, Screamin' M.C., This Gun For Hire, Falling Spikes - playing hommages to the Rolling Stones martyr.
There's No Rock'N'Roll Singer Without A Spanish Knife (LP)
1988 debut album by Peter Sellers & The Hollywood Party's singer Stefano Ghittoni neo-psych solo project on Crazy Mannequin.
Lucifer's Friends (LP)
1988 compilation on Peter Sellers & The Hollywood Party's label Crazy Mannequin featuring severeal Italian and British post-punk / neo-psych band including Swell Maps' Nikki Sudden's Jacobites plus The Acid Flowers, The Jazz Butcher, Kim Squad And Dinah Shore Headbangers, The Falling Spikes, King Holiday And The Shadowmen, Diggers Maze, Hitchcock's Scream, Degenerazione Musicale, Sir Chime And The Lovers, Membranes, Pinky Silence And The Mad Horses, Bad Medicine, Jacobites, Last Train From Drug …
Psychedelic Jungle (LP)
Original 1981 Dutch edition with orange innersleeve of the marvellous second album by the unparalleled rock'n'bones band.
Stay Sick! (LP)
Original Italian edition of the 1990 album by the always great rock'n'bones band. With original innersleeve.
Static Disposal
Rare 2002 re-issue on Anopheles limited to 1000 copies on green clear vinyl and including a previously unreleased demo of noise/punk classic by obscure Oklahoma band appearing on the NWW list. With insert.
Gremlins Have Pictures (LP)
Original UK edition on Demon Records of the 13th Floor Elevator's singer's 1986 album collecting acid rockers, acoustic ballads and assorted oddities recorded between 1975 and 1982.
Status que
2010 release ** "Electronic, improvisational avantgarde-jazz act from Finland, founded around 2006-2007 in the town of Tampere.
Farben Raum
2008 release ** Cardboard sleeve. "Sun of the seventh sister is a collective of artists-musicians from Australia and New Zealand ranging in number from 10-25 players. Their rack of instruments is pretty immense including multiple drummers, electrified chordophones, horns, vocals, oscillators, electric guitars and pretty much everything they can put their hands on. This hord of nomad musicians reminds me of the nomadic artists of the middle-ages with everything that this brings to mind, the madne…
Tipping Point
2012 release ** Edition of 100 hand-numbered copies in folded cardboard sleeve. "MIE Music is very excited to announce the first release in its new CDr series 'Tipping Point' by the Birchall/Cheetham Duo. Andrew and David met when they performed as part of Rhys Chatham’s G3 ensemble in Manchester early 2011 which MIE put on. Since then they have developed a sound exploring the deconstruction of rock music within the wider context of free improvisation. Both musicians are committed to the explora…
Painted Shadows
2009 release ** "The latest Plastic Crimewave Sound album 'Painted Shadows' (the title inspired by a practice used in german expressionist films) has a more cosmically devotional vibe than past LPs, touching on eastern folk-blues and elongated kraut-like soundscapes, with new elements of banjo, violin and female voice added to the stew. However, there is still some trademark PCWS rocking, as they still deliver blasts of motor city-type acid-punk, japanese-style skree, and waves of tension and re…
Indian War Whoop
2025 stock ** ""Indian War Whoop" by The Holy Modal Rounders is a highly experimental and somewhat divisive album, described as a "thoroughly bizarre listening experience" and a blend of psychedelic and traditional folk music. While some find it a "wild acid folk masterpiece," others find it bordering on unlistenable due to its chaotic and experimental nature."
Herz Aus Glas
Herz Aus Glas is a landmark album by Popol Vuh, originally released in 1977 as the soundtrack to Werner Herzog’s enigmatic film Heart of Glass. This Belle Antique edition from Japan presents the album in a beautifully crafted SHM-CD format, housed in a paper sleeve that replicates the original LP, complete with an obi-strip and an insert featuring notes (primarily in Japanese).
Känguru
Third album by Guru Guru, pioneers of the krautrock scene, released in 1972. The last album of the band's heyday with the original three members Mani Neumeier, Uli Trepte and Ax Genrich. The band moved to a more organised style of playing, which, combined with the humour of the covers, gave the impression of being a bit of a letdown, but the content was excellent, and the album is a masterpiece of well-crafted songs with a lot of attention to detail. The aggression has receded, but the psychedel…
Songs From The Hydrogen Jukebox & Live
2025 stock The Third Ear Band first arrived on the scene in the mid 60s as part of the whole underground movement. They were a favourite at clubs such as UFO and The Middle Earth and they also opened The Rolling Stones’ free concert in Hyde Park on 5th July 1969.
As an experimental band using violins, oboe, cello, viola, and hand percussion instruments they didn’t play songs as such but improvised music drawing on Eastern raga forms, and European folk, with experimental and medieval influences …
All That May Do My Rhyme
2017 release ** "His mind may be fried, but Roky's vocal talents are relatively intact on this mid-1990s effort, which turns out be one of his more subdued, folkier outings. (About half of the tracks, however, are actually remixes of sessions from the mid-'80s.) Roky's most excessive traits are mostly absent; he sounds sort of like an eccentric, updated Buddy Holly. It's the kind of roots rock that may well please the more open-minded fans of, for instance, John Fogerty or Van Morrison, although…
Kalutaliksuak
2007 release ** "Kalutaliksuak was one of the first weird, ethno-psychedelic and proto-space rock bands in Russia. They took their name from the Ice goddess of the Eskimos and operated during the first half of the 90’s, but never released any official recordings..."
Joys Of Summer
2007 release ** "Atonal ragadelic phreak-out noise jam with an extra helping of free-jazz style surf guitar on top."
Broken Birds / American Society
Split 7" single originally enclosed with the Winter 1990/91 issue of the great Ptolemaic Terrascope magazine (not included). Limited edition of 2500 copies.