Get all 104 Guerssen Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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The Peacock
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Torture
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Lamento
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Wild Havana
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Sky-Scraper
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Nasty Stuff
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Jumping
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Phased
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Guerssen Records CT, Spain
Catalonia (Spain) based reissue record label group, key name in the psychedelic, progressive and folk reissue field worldwide.
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Another very accessible and beautiful piece of work by Kikagaku Moyo. Some haunting psych-tunes with a more or less folky edge dominate on this album. Very hard to choose a favourite.
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I really can not express why I love this as much as I do. It is out-of-reach for a guy like me and hard to explain the feelings that I feel when I listen to it. The first McCraven album I bought a couple weeks ago ((4 to the right;-), I played it twice, just 2 tracks at a time... It's making me humble because it feels bigger than me, and careful because I don't know where it is taking me. And all of that, is the definition of art. At least, for me it is....
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