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John Thoman

Only your final letter aside from as being a person in the John Thomas guitar army, John Thoman took more than guitar duties in the torrential rain Parade from David Roback in 1984, among few events occurring throughout that year that was not really predicted in the famous George Orwell …

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Opal

The neo-psychedelic group Opal formed in the mid-’80s, featuring former Rainfall Parade guitarist David Roback and former Dream Syndicate bassist Kendra Smith. Originally, the group was known as Clay Allison, however the group slipped the name after a unitary; Roback, Smith, and drummer Keith Mitchell released the rest of the …

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Rain Parade

From the bands who surfaced in the West Coast Paisley Underground scene from the ’80s, the Rain Parade were the group that paid most explicit homage to psychedelic music from the ’60s at its most unfashionable; as punk and fresh wave gave method from what became alternate music, the Rainfall …

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Plasticland

Plasticland’s acid-drenched neo-psychedelic audio bore some resemblance to L.A.’s concurrent paisley underground picture, but rather than drawing their main inspiration through the Velvet Underground, the Milwaukee quartet got a larger affinity for classic garage rock and roll and Uk freakbeat mind-benders like Syd Barrett-era Red Floyd as well as the …

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The Dream Academy

The appropriately named Dream Academy, an British folk-rock trio who hit it big in the first 1980s using the bucolic, Baroque pop single “Existence inside a Northern City,” formed in London in 1983 round the considerable talents of vocalist/guitarist Nick Laird-Clowes, multi-instrumentalist (primarily oboe) Kate St. John, and keyboardist Gilbert …

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The Windbreakers

The Mississippi-based power-pop group the Windbreakers primarily comprised the duo of singer/guitarists Tim Lee and Bobby Sutliff. After debuting in 1982 with Meet up with the Windbreakers, a seven-inch EP released independently Big Monkey label, the music group enlisted aid from manufacturer Mitch Easter for the follow-up, 1983’s Any Monkey …

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Absolute Grey

Shaped in Rochester, NY in Sept 1983, the darkly melodic jangle pop quartet Total Grey first produced a name for themselves executing at local golf clubs such as for example Schatzee’s, Scorgies, as well as the Snake Sister’s Cafe. The group’s dedication to an up to date psychedelic sound captured …

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Mazzy Star

If psychedelic music had a tone of voice in ’90s post-punk, Mazzy Superstar might have been its most powerful reincarnation. It doesn’t indicate that fans from the Jefferson Aircraft and the Pleased Dead will see the band with their preference, nevertheless. Mazzy Star very much chosen the dark aspect of …

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Viva Saturn

Viva Saturn can be an offshoot from the neo-psychedelic pop music group, Rain Parade, that was a pivotal group in Los Angeles’ Paisley Underground in the first to mid-’80s. In 1988, founding member David Roback remaining Rain Parade to create Opal using the Desire Syndicate’s Kendra Smith, which later on …

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Befour Three O’Clock

Among the exponents from the early-’80s paisley underground in LA was a music group called the Salvation Military, led by guitarist Louis Gutierrez and bassist Michael Querico. They released a self-titled recording on Frontier Information in 1982, prior to the actual Salvation Military objected with their usage of its name …

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