Garage-Psych stompin' cover of a Link Wray classic by Glasgow's most unlikely hit-makers LOS TENTAKILLS
Showing posts with label psychedelic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label psychedelic. Show all posts
Monday, March 14, 2011
Los Tentakills - A Street Called Love (Video)
Garage-Psych stompin' cover of a Link Wray classic by Glasgow's most unlikely hit-makers LOS TENTAKILLS
Labels:
al hotchkiss,
garage punk,
link wray,
los tentakills,
psychedelic
Friday, March 4, 2011
Los Tentakills - Have You For My Own (Video)

¡Freak The Fuck Out With Glasgow's Most Unlikely Hit-makers!
(This video did not cost a million dollars to make)
Labels:
60's beat music,
al hotchkiss,
garage,
garage punk,
los tentakills,
psychedelic
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
¡Dead Man's Stroll & Other Popular Favourites!


- ¡Do The Dead Man's Stroll! With Al Hotchkiss!
- Released 28 February 2011
- ¡Dead Man's Stroll & Other Popular Favourites!' released by Howling Moon Records is a Down And Dirty Lo-Fi Patchwork Intensification Of Psychedelia, Garage And Surf Reverberations from the brainpower of one part of the trio of Los Tentakills, Al Hotchkiss.
With influences such as Link Wray, 13th Floor Elevators,Bloodshot Bill, the artists of Fortune Records & an idolization for the house style recording & production methods of Joe Meek, Al Hotchkiss has created uncommon devious music subsuming not only inventive original compositions but imaginings of classic songs that he has wrangled into & made his own, spattered with atmosphere and moments of modernity, memorializing reverence & exaltation.
With his emphasis set squarely on playing from the heart truculently in a conscientious and concerted effort to formulate an affinity with you & yours and to perchance set the windmills of your mind turnabout in the concoct.
¡NAME YOUR OWN PRICE! (FREE TO THOSE WHO CAN'T AFFORD & NO SET PRICE FOR THOSE OF A GIVING NATURE)
PERFORMED & PRODUCED BY AL HOTCHKISS
Labels:
al hotchkiss,
garage,
lofi,
los tentakills,
psychedelic,
rock and roll,
surf
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Glasgow's Most Unlikely Hitmakers ~ Los Tentakills
LOS TENTAKILLS - A MANY TIMES WORSE
Garage psych reworking of a folk standard about the dangers of drug addiction.
Garage psych reworking of a folk standard about the dangers of drug addiction.
Labels:
al hotchkiss,
codine,
garage punk,
los tentakills,
psychedelic
Friday, November 19, 2010
Los Saicos - ¡Demolición!
The first of six 7" vinyls from perchance the best band that ever was. LOS SAICOS.
Music had its share of rebels and rockin' rumblers in the mid-sixties, but none broke down the bars and stampeded through the urban jungle, instilling fear in the weak and exhilaration in the strong quite like Los Saicos, the short-lived, highly influential garage band from Lima, Peru, who played from 1964-1966. Los Saicos knocked down those walls with the primal urge to play unbridled rock n roll with attitude and vigor. Their music attacked like a feral rabid dog - everyone in Lima was infected. Whereas most Peruvian bands were playing covers of American/English rock n roll groups, Los Saicos stood out from their peers, writing and performing originals no one had ever heard before. In fact, they had very little to no knowledge of the Nuggets-type garage bands performing in the US and UK. In 1965, they scored their first major hit, "Demolició which swept across the country and across South America.
The band, comprised of Erwin Flores (lead vocals, guitar), Cér "Papi" Castrillóvocals, bass guitar), Rolando Carpio (lead guitar), and Pancho Guevara (vocals, drums), released a total of six singles before calling it quits a year later. Though Los Saicos remained relatively obscure for the rest of the 20th century, the influential torch they lit forty-five years ago still shines brightly on modern garage-punk bands, and shows no signs of burning out anytime soon.
Labels:
1965,
garage punk,
los saicos,
peru,
psychedelic,
vinyl rips
Thursday, November 18, 2010
The Human Expression - Love At Psychedelic Velocity
GIT IT!
Labels:
1966,
garage,
psychedelic,
punk,
the human expression,
vinyl rips
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
The Vampires Of Dartmoore - Dracula's Music Cabinet (1969)
Spooky German psychedelic exotica ? Ultra rare late sixties proto hip hop moogsploitation? Whatever this is I like it. A soundtrack to a film that was never made, by a band that no one can name, on an amount of acid no one should take. Well maybe now and again, special occasions etc . . . .
Honestly though, the use of samples and the obvious familiarity with quite technical studio effects (for 1969) makes this sound like it was made in 96, not 69. Reminds me of Tipsy,Sukia and Funki Porcini.
Download The Vampires Of Dartmoore - Dracula's Music Cabinet (1969)
Tracklisting
1 - The Torture Chamber of Dr Sex
2 - Crime and Horror
3 - The Fire Dragon of Hong Kong
4 - Murder in the Ohio Express
5 - Dance of the Vampires
6 - Hello Mr Hitchcock
7 - The Executioners of Dartmoor
8 - Killer's End
9 - The Soaked Body
10 - A Handfull of Nitro
11 - Dr Caligari's Creeps Cabinet
12 - Frankenstein Greets Alpha 7
Labels:
exotica,
moog,
psychedelic,
Vampires of Dartmoor
Sunday, November 14, 2010
The Bad Seeds EP
The Bad Seeds’ story is a familiar one. A product of the youth-fueled sixties rock ’n’ roll wave, they enjoyed a meteoric rise on their home turf, the Texas Gulf Coast. For a band whose few records exemplify Texas garage rock at its finest, they didn’t last past the summer of ’66. But what they did leave behind is indelible: 45 rpm sides that rival the upper echelon Nuggets rock of the era. With an unmistakable sound that mixed-up early Stones with gutty Texas twang, the Bad Seeds put hometown Corpus Christi on the musical map in the mid-1960s.
This extended play collects the absolute cream of their original J-Beck Records output, from the pure Lone Star swagger of “I’m a King Bee” to “All Night Long”; easily the most Elevators-inspired jukebox selection ever. And to make it essential, the Bad Seeds’ ultimate statement, “A Taste of the Same,” makes its welcome return to vinyl.
Labels:
13th floor elevators,
60's,
garage,
psychedelic,
rock n roll,
taste of the same,
texas,
the bad seeds,
tried to hide,
vinyl rips
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Bob Hocko & The Swamp Rats
The Swamp Rats were one of the most demented, unhinged and fuzzed-out bands this side of the Sonics. It's no surprise that they covered "Psycho," The trio utilized twin fuzzed guitars, drums and no bass for a primal sound that few could match.
Labels:
45rpm,
60's,
bob hocko,
garage,
garage punk,
psychedelic,
swamp rats,
the sonics,
vinyl rips
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Happy Trashy Surfin' Halloween From Los Tentakills
Happy Halloween From Los Tentakills - Gremlins On My Wing from Al Hotchkiss on Vimeo.
For those of you based in the Glasgow area get yourself down to Nice & Sleazy this Thursday night for some spooky based Halloween fun.
Details: http://www.list.co.uk/event/212433-johnny-reb-oscar-charlie-and-los-tentakills/
"Los Tentakills are a rooting-tootin gaggle of beasts who’ll surf you slap BANG! into a psychedelic prolapse. New EP ‘The Psychotomimetic Sounds of …’ bestialises what lesser men died for. They tore me a new arsehole; now it’s your turn."
Labels:
50's,
60's,
garage punk,
glasgow,
los tentakills,
psychedelic,
rock n roll,
rockabilly,
surf
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Los Tentakills - Surf Riders
Los Tentakills - Surf Riders from Al Hotchkiss on Vimeo.
Our infamous version of The Lively Ones Surf Rider. Get on your Architeuthis and ride!
You all know me. You know what I do for a living. I'll catch this bird for ya but it ain't going to be easy. Bad fish. It's not like going down to the pond chasing bluegills or tommy cods. This squid. Swallow you whole. Little shaking. Little tenderizing, down you go. Now we gotta do it quick. That will bring back all the tourists and put all your businesses on a paying basis. But it's not going to be pleasant. I value my neck a lot more than three thousand bucks chief. I'll find him for 3 but I'll catch him and kill him for 10. Now you gotta make up your minds. You want to stay alive anti up. Want to play it cheap. Be on welfare the whole winter. I don't want no volunteers I don't want no mates, there's too many captains on this island. Ten thousand dollars for me by myself. For that you get the head. The tail. The whole damn thing. Mr Mayer. Chief. Ladies and gentlemen.
Labels:
60's,
al hotchkiss,
garage punk,
lively ones,
los tentakills,
psychedelic,
surf,
surf rider
Friday, October 22, 2010
Do The Crab With Los Tentakills!
Recorded in a squat in West Princes street in dirty ole Glasgae city by myself & band Los Tentakills. The video was rather cleverly put together by my lovely Mrs.
CRAB YER PARTNERS BY THE CLAW!
Labels:
50's,
60's,
al hotchkiss,
exotica,
garage,
los tentakills,
psychedelic,
rockabilly,
surf,
trash
Monday, October 18, 2010
Rock n Roll Vinyl Rips - The Painted Ship

An amazing reissue of a cult 66 Garage classic. Remastered at Abbey Road from the master tapes.
The Painted Ship - Garage Greats
Alumni of Vancouver, BC's largely unheralded '60s music scene, this quartet consisted of buckskin-clad Bill Hay (vocals), Bob Rowden (guitar), Ken Wain (keyboards) and Barry Rowden (drums). The band cut two late-'60s singles with the London label: "Little White Lies" b/w "Frustration" and "Audience Reflections" b/w "And She Said 'Yes.'" "Frustration" seethes with primal angst. Its structure recalls the Castaways' "Liar Liar," with organ runs from Uzbekhistanm -- or the Hindu Kush. "Lies," Hays said, was "a parody of a swaggering rock star." The band was told to record "something more commercial than 'Frustration.'" They did just that. Frat-house rhythms and sneered, snotty vocals make "Lies" a true punk classic. A monster hit in BC, the single met with less acclaim internationally, despite U.S. airplay. The Painted Ship floundered
Labels:
60's,
garage rock,
psychedelic,
the painted ship,
vinyl rips
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
TJUTJUNA - Mosquito Hawk
Some far fuckin out intense psychedelic space rock for you here, reminds me of vision creation newsun era boredoms. Sound a bit like LSD ripping your face off.
"Mosquito Hawk" - Tjutjuna from Mark Demolar on Vimeo.
Tjutjuna S/T LP by firetalk
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"Mosquito Hawk" - Tjutjuna from Mark Demolar on Vimeo.
Tjutjuna S/T LP by firetalk
myspace
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Restored to One
Well, here's something a bit different . . .
As someone with an interest in Cults in general, I knew a wee bit about the Process Church of the Final Judgement, in that they influenced the thinking of Charlie Manson and one of the founders was fae Glesga, Mary Ann MacLean. They worshiped Christ, Lucifer, Satan, and Jehovah all equally and were originally an offshoot from Scientology. Basically at the final judgement, Christ will come back to judge us and Satan will exact that judgement, in a kind of apocalyptic 'I'll haud em, you dod em' tag team style.
Anyway stoner doom sex bomb Jex Thoth has teamed up with Dave Nuss of the free Jazz group the No Neck Blues Band to record the hymns sung by this Satan worshiping counterculture cult, and I've been diggin' it. The music is a kind of psychedelic gospel rhythm and blues, with a creepy groovieness that comes from the fact that whoever wrote these songs was deeply sick in the mind. Jex's voice is sexy and haunting. The overall effect is like waking up from a really bad trip next to a beautiful woman who you know, in your heart, is Satan.
Download: Sabbath Assembly - Restored to One - www.mediafire.com/?wlwltb511cit4wl
If you want to read more about the insane ramblings of this cult, check it out here
By the way, In what must be the greatest act of re-branding of all time,The Process Church of the Final Judgement are now called 'The Best Friends Animal Society' and are one of America’s best known animal welfare rescue groups. No shit.
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