November was so packed with excellent new psychedelic music that it would be impossible to list all my favorites in this post. A few of these albums may be the very best psych released thus far this year.
Echodelick Records released a bevy of great new psych, including the debut album from Greece’s best-kept-prog-rock secret, Jupiter Fungus. Echodelick also released outstanding new records from bands like Berlin-based Weite, Magick Brother & Mystick Sister, and Norway’s Needlepoint.
Meanwhile, we also saw new releases from Third Eye favorite labels, Aural Canyon, Island House, and Centripetal Force, that we will be savoring over the cold winter months. They included the CD reissue of Tacoma Park, Swim Ignorant Fire, and River Transmission by TwoPine.
We also got two excellent new releases from the Perpetual Doom label, a live record from the prolific Ivan The Tolerable, and much more.
I should probably narrow my monthly list down, but there was so much good stuff in November that this is a long one.
Check out The Third Eye’s November favorites below:
- Swim Ignorant Fire (self-titled)
- River Transmission by TwoPine
- Spring at Home by Saapato
- Kingdoms by Magic Room Echoes
- Garden Electric by Jupiter Fungus
- Oase by Weite
- TAROT Part II by Magick Brother & Mystic Sister
- Remnants of Love by Needlepoint
- Heavy Vibes by Roger Robinson
- Abstract Intent by Meteor Mirage
- Cosmo Vortexia by Astro Elevator
- Live in London by Ivan The Tolerable
- One by Fuzz Collective
- Maximum Soul by Death Panels
- Counterways by Arbes
- Recently I’ve Been Missing The Colour Green by Winter McQuinn & Acacia Pip
- Retrograde by The Spyrals
- Tacoma Park (self-titled)
- Durchfall der Lebensmaschine by Zagušljivi dim
- Famous Times by Austin Leonard Jones
- Waves for Begull by Lee Baggett
As always, support these hard-working musicians, creatives, and artists by buying their music and merch on Bandcamp and generally being thankful for the sounds they send out into the universe.
I hope you had a great November – enjoy the tunes!
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