Ghost - Temple StoneReturned to us from early 1990s Japan are the holy holy sounds of Ghost. Their collective, clearly inspired by various forms of transcendental music throughout history, created a new syncretic psychedelia with these albums, mixing the texture and vibe of multinational forms of traditional music, with strummed antique stringed instruments and the haunting wail of a recorder on top of their heavy beats and guitars. The considerable depth of this

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harmony vocalizations and trippin‰۪ guitar tones that strike the face and viscera with an equal (easy) blow

bassist Mike Evans and drummer Roger Powell

loops and guitar noise

1969 final studio album by the Texan pioneers of psychedelia

and Phil Orchs while never feeling derivative

gauzy and oneiric

both of whom also worked on Banhart's most recent album

but unafraid

f**k-it-all

with a particular interest

The band became big brothers and bad influences for prepubescent Slint project Languid And Flaccid (which included Will Oldham’s elder brother Ned)