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Dance Hall Days (Psychmagik Remix)
defying the boundaries of rock to forge a new path full of twists and turns that will challenge and excite aficionados of math rock
James Bond
Double Concerto for Violin and Cello in A Minor
with standout appearances from Ghostface Killah (who recently released his
Far East New Rock Invention 1969-1975 / Various * Far East New Rock Invention 1969-1975 / Various [New LP] Discogs Dance Hall Days (Psychmagik Remix)Freedom, rebellion, and defiance The rock psych rock revolution that tore through Japan in the early 1970s! In 1972, Nippon Columbia launched it's first dedicated rock and folk label, Propeller, releasing a steady stream of forward looking titles by artists such as Hiroshi Segawa (formerly of The Dynamites) and Tetsu Yamauchi, who, up until then, was a prolific session musician in the scene. Influenced by late '60s acts like Blood, Sweat & Tears and
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