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1977
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Sparky the Dog Records Denver, Colorado
FANTASTIC, SPECIAL NOTE:
At the request of Jason and Jonathan, I am going to write
liner notes for every freaking STD album. This will take some time.
Folk, rock, pop, psychedelia, holiday compilations, spoken word albums, and a pirate opera.
Sparky the Dog has been good since 1999. We celebrate the underdog, we put art over commerce, and we love you.
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Sparky the Dog Records recommends:
Becoming Double
by Plates of Cake
Plates of Cake are everything I want in music today. Lyrical, musical, odd, bright, original.
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Winter McQuinn mixes soft rock and psychedelic folk for a sound reminiscent of classic pop purveyors like Cut Worms and the Lemon Twigs.
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The latest from L.A. DIY fixture Vinyl Williams is a cosmic brew of intricately arranged soft psychedelia. Get into it.
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Every Other Day
by The Dandelion
Mystical new single from Australian psych project the Dandelion features twisting Farfisa lines, ghostly vocals, and spaced out atmosphere.
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Nicely crafted set of nomadic, super technicolor, psychedelic surf-y pop from trio out of Bloomington, IN.
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Suicide Commando
by Zombierella's Tentative Reels
Sweet one-off release from Zombierella leads off with a groovy cover of early 80s German no-wave outfit No More's "Suicide Commando."
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