Psychic Temple - IVRecords like Psychic Temple IV aren't made anymore. Maybe they never were. There is a magic present that some mistake for "tubes" or "tape" but it's no more complicated than putting the right musicians together with the right songs. Produced and composed by band cult leader Chris Schlarb, Psychic Temple IV was recorded in Los Angeles over a series of eight large scale sessions. In the spirit of the classic Wrecking Crew sessions for Phil Spector and

Oren Ambarchi

fuzzy-headed

‰ÛÏAnd music is like that for me

Kingston in 1963

John Coltrane

John Gilmore's sax features on the glistening 'Lights On A Satellite' and the album closes with the epic

Tweet and Kelela only serve to amplify Solange‰۪s fascinating voice

If that doesn't work

Here we have a new batch from Thee Oh Sees for your absorption - nine muscular tunes primed to pummel to

just as the musicians played them in the studio but never previously heard on record

Temporal Tango 10

San Francisco series