Soundohm

The Psychedelic Sound Of Summer With The Lemon Fog

An exact re-issue of The Human Zoo album, taken from the original master tapes, with all album artwork faithfully replicated!

The Lemon Fog

The spacey psychedelic sound of The Lemon Fog never sounded better than with this release, which gathers all of their singles, unreleased outtakes, and complete versions of ‘Summer’, ‘Lemon Fog’, and ‘Day By Day,’ — everything from the original master tapes.

The Masque

Who Are You?

There was once a time when The Masque’s rare, fiery $400+ single, ‘Lady Of The Land’ b/w ‘Wake Up In The Morning,’ was thought to be unreleased material by Jim Morrison and The Doors — listening to it, it’s quite clear why. And that’s a pretty good starting point for appreciating the Masque. After all, what more could you ask for c. 1970?

Slitherama! Volume Three

Under the influence of The Beatles, the Group Sound Movement swept Japan in the mid Sixties. This compilation collects some of the finest cuts made by several of the leading band of the time like The Mops, The Golden Cups, The Spiders ... and more!

Sixties Japanese Garage Psych Sampler

Here's for the real thing! A late 60s Japanese compilation investigating the so-called "group sound" movement. Includes early recordings by a series of musicians later to perform with legendary bands such as the Flower Travellin' Band, Speed Glue & Shinki, Les Rallizes Denudes and Foodbrain. Must have !

Big Lizard Stomp! (Teen Trash From Ps ychedelic Tokyo '66-'69)

* 2025 stock * Penza Penza, led by Misha Panfilov, resurfaces with Deep Dive, a cryptic 7" vinyl single that plunges listeners into their signature world of warped textures and hypnotic dissonance. Released via Funk Night Records, this limited-edition offering cements the band’s status as architects of "post-everything" sound.

He 6

Love Hurts/Beautiful Doll

Cobrarose Records

* 2025 stock. With Obi. * Love Hurts / Beautiful Doll is the fifth and most important record by He6, the leading band of the 1970s golden age of ‘group sound’ bands in Korea. It features the band's notable funk/psychedelia track ‘Beautiful Doll (Get Ready)’ which was sampled by DJ Shadow in ‘the Number Song’. It also includes ‘You Don't Know’, the hit number led by Choi Heon's heartfelt vocals, as well as another He6 original track to listen to, the lively brass rock number ‘I Can't Tell’. The d…

The Crome Syrcus

Love Cycle

Endless Happiness

This psychedelic nugget wrapped within a lovely hippie album covers offers to an interested listener both conventional San Francisco psych pop rock, and also experimental material, proving that they were among the rock artists searching the boundaries of their art and style. The composition is interesting and quite innovative within the 1960's American garage scene.

The Outsiders

C.Q.

Endless Happiness

The Outsiders' final LP is one of the finer unsung psychedelic records of the late '60s. Heavy echoes of Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd, Hendrix, and psychedelic-era Pretty Things, with adroit shifts from crunching rock and soft, almost folky passages to spacy phase shift bits and just plain dementia. The album has an ominous and creepy, but rocking, ambience that still cuts deep.

Penza Penza

Alto e Primitivo

Fnr

Superb tripped out psych-garage-fuzzy funk by the Tallinn group Penza Penza (aka Misha Panfilov and friends).

The Other Half

1980-1981 Fields Of Artifical Flowers

Reissue of the Californian psychedelic band's only album released on Acta Records in 1968. Their sound was influenced by early Rolling Stones and Yardbirds (not coincidentally, guitarist Randy Holden, later on also in Blue Cheer, was offered to replace Jeff Beck). Their name gained attention after their single ‘Mr. Pharmacist’ was included in the famous Nuggets collection.

Les Rallizes Denudes

Nagrania Cukiernicze

Psychotic works of L-R-D from 80 & 81. Noise bliss and sad feedback. Pivoting into a more rich toned psychosis of sound, these sessions have been lightly remastered lovingly by Polish engineer Kurzweil Holownia.

Lou Reed

Why Don't You Smile Now: Lou Reed at Pickwick Records 1964-65

Light In The Attic

First official anthology of Lou Reed’s work for Pickwick Records 1964-1965

The Velvet Underground

1966

Nagrania Cukiernicze

Ripped from who knows where… 1966 Velvet Underground. Lou Reed isn’t even playing on Heroin or Venus In Furs, and reportedly it’s Angus Maclise on drums, Moe Tucker on bass. John Cale is singing & playing the organ. Do you need to know much else? Couldn’t wait to get our hands on these. Bless NAGCZ.

Simla Beat 70

Tuff Beats, The Last One Musique

Sensational reissue for the first volume of iconic compilation Simla Beat 70. A psych garage manifesto, the record consisted of groups who appeared at the All-India Simla Beat ‘battle of the bands’ contest held in two years (1970 and '71) in Bombay. The annual event and the records were sponsored by The Imperial Tobacco Company. Bands from all around India would compete for first prize. The album - indeed - was not recorded live on the stage but in a primitive makeshift studio using very little …

Les Rallizes Denudes

YaneUra Oct.’80

Les Rallizes Dénudés with Fujio Yamaguchi as a member, burst into a historic live performance at Shibuya Attic in October 1980, and this is finally officially released!

The Plastic Cloud