This Is Us - Harmony Grass
Harmony Grass was a British sunshine pop[1] group briefly active in the late 1960s. The group was formed in Essex by previous members of Tony Rivers & the Castaways, including Rivers himself. They signed to RCA Records about a year after they formed, and their single "Move in a Little Closer" hit No. 24 on the UK Singles Chart in January 1969.[2] They released one album, This Is Us, in 1969, on the RCA label, and performed in the UK, including at London's Marquee Club, but had broken up by 1970.[3]
#soft rock #summer #60s #dreamy sun #harmony grass
Another Electronic Musician - Green and Olive
Another Electronic Musician began in 2001 as the solo project of Jase Rex. Currently signed to n5MD, his style can generally be described as idm with elements of dub, glitch and ambient. His latest release States of Space is his most uplifting and danceable release to date and introduces elements of house and techno. Another Electronic Musician's music has been characterized as fluid, upbeat, precise, and spacious. website: Another Electronic Musician
Merci - Magma
1. Magma is a French progressive rock band formed in Paris in 1969 by drummer and composer Christian Vander. The group initially disbanded in 1983 before reforming in 1996. Their music combines elements of experimental rock, jazz, and 20th-century classical music, and is widely associated with the development of the progressive rock subgenre known as "Zeuhl". The style is characterized by repetitive rhythmic structures, prominent bass lines, complex drumming, dramatic vocal arrangements, and extended instrumental passages.
#progressive rock #80s #minun #1984 #songs about music
Croatian Amor & Lust For Youth - Pomegranate
Croatian Amor & Lust For Youth - Pomegranate
From an Ancient Star - Belbury Poly
Belbury Poly is Jim Jupp, who co-runs the Ghost Box (UK) record label with Julian House (The Focus Group). Belbury Poly's music recalls the churning synth sounds and dreamy analog forays of the 60s vanguard. Similar in tone and texture to Raymond Scott and the whole of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop's 60s-70s output, Belbury Poly offers off-key melodies, muted rhythms and sounds both hopeful and spooky. http://www.myspace.com/belburypoly
#synthwave #electronic #ghost box #memoradelia #progressive electronic