PSYCHEDELIC PROG

Take a trip with Rob Hughes as he seeks out the latest mind-expanding music.

Spearheading a new kind of pagan folk revival in her native Cornwall, Daisy Rickman offers an elemental take on seasonal and celestial shifts with Howl (Weird Walk). Named after the Cornish word for sun, the album finds the young artist, filmmaker and musician expertly handling various instruments – 12-string guitar, double bass, cello, bouzouki and synths among them – to create a thoroughly beguiling set of psychedelic folk songs, nourished by deep, earthy tones that recall Nico in her solo prime. Relative veteran Isobel Campbell has come a long way since her Belle & Sebastian days, having explored all things Americana with the late, great Mark Lanegan and, more recently, sung in French with Jérôme Didelot. The exquisite Bow To Love (Cooking Vinyl) is burnished with lots of subtle detail…

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