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PSP 020CD
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"Alfred Otterstaetter began playing music in the late '70s, releasing homemade tapes and records under different band names. Blumen des Exotischen Eises LP was released in '86 in the quantity of 100 copies on his Dead Eye Records. It was recorded between '83 and '85 and consisted of spontaneous music, some of it played by Alfred alone on different instruments with overdubs, and some with friends. Some tracks have early '70s open-air spaced out feel, others -- more heavy hypnotic Teutonic sound. Overall, this record will appeal to fans of other German bands like Kalacakra, Siloah, Limbus, Faust, and Amon Duul I. This is the official and first ever CD reissue of Karawane der Mystiks album, with three previously unreleased bonus tracks from the original recording sessions. Original artwork, remastered sound."
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PSP 010CD
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"Sometime in late 1990's four Russians met in NYC and began to jam together. They wanted to reach to the Higher Spirit, so they called their band 'Jesus With Me.' Jesus With Me played heavy psychedelic freakout rock, influenced by Amon Duul I, Faust, Can, High Rise, Keiji Haino and YaHoWha 13. Meanwhile, to support their habits, they began to release music on the Psycho-Path Records label. Jesus With Me used to jam every Friday, all night long, at Backstage rehearsal studios, in West Patterson NJ, where Edward worked. Ed was the only one with previous musical experience, having played in various heavy metal and wedding bands way back home. Igor was the most decadent, and being into free jazz and the sixth string, he chose bass. Dmitry was mad genius who listened to Ramones and slammed on drums like a maniac. Simon played an endless guitar solo. Jesus With Me played shows locally for about a year, opening for Sightings, No Neck Blues Band, Endless Boogie, and Acid Mothers Temple. And then one day we stopped playing. But before that Ed managed to record some of the music on tape. And some of it is here on this record. Like Zappi said: 'It is all one long love song.' Amen."
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PSP 009CD
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"Psych-o-path Records is proud to present Falling Air the new acid-folk inspired singer songwriter album by Brendon Anderegg. Anderegg's two previous releases on the Brooklyn based label Apestaartje, Anomia and When Rectangles Roll Under Cities, combine field recordings, electronics and acoustic instruments to create a strong sense of environmental space and structure. While there is definitely a thread of isolation and strong sense of experimental music apparent in Falling Air this album is an entirely different affair. Elements such as voice, acoustic guitar, banjo, violin, Rhodes, organ, piano, accordion, computer and various small instruments are interwoven into subtle yet complex arrangements at once defining a very personal style. Ranging from the noisy, ambient drone of 'The Open' to the haunting waltz and staccato delivery in 'Baby Bird' to the British folk inspired beauty of 'Rode, Riding To' this is an extremely diverse release but one which holds closely to a personal aesthetic that is informed, heartfelt and original."
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PSP 001LP
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"Terrestrial Tones is the home recorded project of roommates Dave Portner (Avey Tare of Animal Collective) and Eric Copeland of Black Dice, published by an emerging label in the underground noise scene, Psych-o-Path records. Blasted, their debut record combines a creepy parade of burlesque musicalia with the underwater travels of a submarine 20,000 leagues under the sea. Deep almost unrecognizable vocals hidden in layers of sub-bass warbles are reminiscent of work on the Charhizma Label, particularly Christof Kurzmann and his collaborations with Dafeldecker and dieb13. Likewise there are nods to the diverse almost pop-twitch of Dat Politics and the polyrhythmic patterns of the Basic Channel/Chain Reaction projects. It's a dance music record (microtonal future extremely abstract dance) for people who like to wiggle to shoes tumbling in washing machines with monkey cymbals and puppet shows. It is serious yet unpretentious, even whimsical, and will appeal to fans of experimental electronics, IDM, Throbbing Gristle and related, the drones and squeals of Black Dice and the nouveau pop psychedelia of Animal Collective."
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