Sketchy (Blue Vinyl) (Vinyl LP) 60s 70s Psych Prog Rock

Sketchy (Blue Vinyl) (Vinyl LP) 60s 70s Psych Prog RockTune Yards release their fifth studio album, Sketchy on 4AD. Tune Yards' last release I can feel you creep into my private life, was a self reflexive question mark at the end of a decade of outspoken, polyphonic indie music. From 2009 to 2018, Tune Yards (both Merrill and her partner and collaborator Nate Brenner) released four critically acclaimed albums, travelled the world relentlessly to play live shows, and composed the psychedelic score to Boots

What makes this release truly special is the inclusion of the full-vocal version of jazz-funk classic "To Prove My Love"

Originally released in 1968 it is pure uk psych pop of its time and features Ritchie Blackmore

with Les Dogs (Sandy

Raf is back with his follow-up

You Better You Bet 2

the soundtrack serves as the perfect introduction to the band and companion piece to the film and features such favourites as "Sunday Morning

yet remain detached from their inspirations

productions are by Silentjay

Package features unseen photos and a brand new interview with Okyerema Asante tracing the ups and downs of his career in music

" the band had already obtained a devoted fan base via local live gigs

Eliza returns with a bold new LP titled A Sky Without Stars

a rowdy coach house landlady from 17th century Camden Town accused of witchcraft (Jinny Bigham)