A lot of great albums were released in November. Topping the list were JEFF The Brotherhood, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard and The Brian Jonestown Massacre. Kelley Stoltz also released an amazing album, In Triangle Time, which was his third release in a 2 week timespan! The Mystic Braves also slid under the radar a bit with their new psychedelic album, Days of Yesteryear Check them all out below!
Ty Segall – Ty Rex
Released Nov. 27th, 2015
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About the album via allmusic.com…
Garage punk icon Ty Segall’s influences run from vintage psychedelia to first-generation punk, but a thread that runs strong in his music is one that might not seem so obvious. Segall is a serious fan of T. Rex, Marc Bolan’s band that evolved from spaced-out folk-rock to high-stepping glam-infused boogie, briefly becoming one of the biggest British acts of the ’70s in the process. In 2011, Segall paid homage to T. Rex with the EP Ty-Rex, in which he served up scrappy, lo-fi versions of tunes from the T. Rex back catalog that ran Bolan’s elemental, riff-dominated melodies through Segall’s buzzy guitar style and sweetly sneering vocals…read more
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Jeff The Brotherhood – Global Chakra Rhythms
Released Nov. 13th, 2015
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About the album via allmusic.com…
Arriving a mere six months after the delayed release of their Warner-funded but independently issued eighth album, Wasted on the Dream, Nashville’s JEFF the Brotherhood make a true break from their short-lived, major-label days with the loose, jammy Global Chakra Rhythms. While the new age title might suggest some sort of quasi-mystical, Putumayo-induced yoga coma, it feels more like an excuse to stretch out with their recently expanded lineup for some languorous, in-studio psych-jamming…read more
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Paper Mâché Dream Balloon
Released Nov. 13th, 2015
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About the album via allmusic.com…
After dazzling fans of long, twisting, freak-out jams with their epic Quarters album, the ever-whimsical Australian group King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard make a stylistic left turn on Paper Mâché Dream Balloon. Recorded mainly on acoustic instruments, liberally spiced with flutes, violins, and harmonicas, and full of concise, quietly hooky tunes, the record sounds like the most eccentric batch of backporch pop to come along since the prime of Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci…read more
The Brian Jonestown Massacre – Mini Album Thingy Wingy
Released Nov. 13th, 2015
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About the album via allmusic.com…
With 2015’s Musique de Film Imaginé, Anton Newcombe’s long-running outfit, the Brian Jonestown Massacre, took an unusual detour, delivering a cerebral set of imaginary soundtrack cues that paid homage to vintage French cinema. A mere six months later, they came back with the casually named, but no less robust Mini Album Thingy Wingy. Returning to more song-based material, the seven-track collection was made in Newcombe’s adopted home of Berlin and features plenty of sleekly crafted psych-pop that nods to the band’s San Francisco roots while continuing to nurture their European influences…read more
Bob Dylan – The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 12 (Sampler)
Released Nov. 6th, 2015
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About the album via allmusic.com…
Familiarity hasn’t necessarily dulled the impact of these three records, all written and recorded within a span of 14 months — a period of time when Dylan also filmed Don’t Look Back, electrified the Newport Folk Festival, and was declared a Judas at the Royal Albert Hall — but they have made them seem inevitable, works carved out of granite whose fates were preordained. The gift of The Cutting Edge is that it makes this, the greatest run of creativity in Dylan’s career and perhaps in rock & roll in general, once again seems wild, nervy, and quicksilver, upending expectations and undercutting conventions…read more
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Mystic Braves – Days of Yesteryear
Released Nov. 6th, 2015
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About the album…
The Mystic Braves are an amazing psychedelic rock band out of Southern California. On November 6th, they released a new album called Days of Yesteryear. The new album finds the band refining their sound and serving up an incredible album full of psychedelia. Guitarist and Singer Julian Ducatenzeiler says this of the album, “This is our first attempt at departing from our grittier, more live lo-fi sounding feel, and maturing into a well thought-out and polished form of our older selves.” Ignacio Gonzalez, the Organ player for the Mystic Braves says, “On this record we experimented with more sounds. There’s bells, trumpet, flute, auto harp, piano, wurlitzer, mellotron, and yes a lot of 12 string guitar.”
Kelley Stoltz – In Triangle Time
Released Nov. 6th, 2015
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About the album via castlefacerecords.com…
Silver-tongued songsmith and true American treasure Kelley Stoltz brings us a new collection of instant classics with just a hint more synthery than 2013’s “Double Exposure”. For those not yet in the fan club, Kelley’s like a Ray Davies/Brian Wilson/Tom Petty power-pop Cerebus from another dimension in which well placed tambourines, handclaps, and wry observations are a universal language. Criminally under-appreciated, Kelley’s face should be on Amoeba-bucks for his contributions to the pop canon – I’d recommend the black lipstick smeared stand-out and lead-off track “Cut Me Baby” as his walk on music for the acceptance speech. Each track here leaps off the table with Kelley’s carefully considered wit and expertly layered arrangements. His innate way around a sticky hook and no shortage of tasty studio flourishes will bring out your inner record collector nerd, guaranteed.
Musette – A Cosmic Serenade
Released Nov. 13th, 2015
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