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Monster rarity here! An incredible find for anyone into late 60s /early 70s underground hard-psych and blues-rock.
Heavy-rock / bluesy sound with West Coast overtones and some devastating fuzz-wah guitar. Originally named Strawberry Dust, Ancient Grease was a hard psychedelic band from Wales.
Acetate only album recorded in 1969 by the early line-up of 70s UK progressive rock band BLACK WIDOW, featuring female vocalist Kay Garrett.
Castle Farm was a British band from the early 70s with a powerful, guitar based hard-rock-blues sound with elements of glam and proto-metal.
By 1970, Mushroom became Lady, incorporating prog-rock influences and instruments like flute to their hard-pych organ/guitar dominated sound, drawing inspiration from bands like Jethro Tull, Steamhammer, Gypsy or Bloodrock.
Ultimate Kraut basement hard-rock garage monster, originally released as a small private pressing edition of 100 copies in 1975.
Short‑lived but powerful British hard-rock band from the early 70s with connections to Deep Purple, Green Bullfrog, Killing Floor. Their music blended heavy-rock, blues and proto-metal.
Originally released as a private press in 1978 (but sounding more akin to 1970), this is a terrific example of British hard-rock/heavy-prog in the same vein as Wishbone Ash or Thin Lizzy, dominated by killer twin guitar attacks.
An eclectic mix of progressive sounds, hard-rock, psych, blues and glam with stunning acid lead guitar. Includes their celebrated cover of Medicine Head’s “All the fallen teen-angels”.
Psychedelic, funky hard-rock with plenty of distorted guitar and Hammond by this "supergroup" created by legendary producer Shel Talmy.
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