Kaleidoscope - Faintly BlowingFollowing hot on the 50th Anniversary celebrations for their debut legendary album 'Tangerine Dream', Kaleidoscope Sounds presents two previously unreleased, never heard before tracks from the bands personal archive. The A side is the title track from the band's second album: 'Faintly Blowing', released April '69, although this version is an early version of the track dating back some 20 months earlier to August '67 & the Summer of Love, and features

and Elbrecht has placed her voice front and center across the entire record

" Listeners may be surprised to hear strings open up the record

graced with lilting cello and tambourine accompaniment

Armed with locally manufactured guitars and amplifiers through home made made fuzz boxes

” The Quietus

reedman Bennie Maupin and the master percussionist Bill Summers

While his methods and prolificacy provide a kinship with Sebadoh

This record is destined to become one of the most loved records of the year

their Dead Oceans debut

Is it something in our head or maybe in the skies above

Barreling along with the sodden riffs of guitarist Steve Turner and a rhythm section that overflows in chaos (see the instrumental 'A Brief Celebration of Indifference')

together with his sister Mia