From its beginning in 2012, The Reverb
Conspiracy was a catalyst moment for the European Psych Nouveau
movement. It brought together young bands from all over Europe, sparking
a creative and professional synergy among many artists. A turning point
was probably the first Reverb Conspiracy Tour, which most of the bands
from the compilation joined to perform a successful showcase a-la Stax
Records in the 60s, in many European capitals, including an epic two day
sold out festival at the Shacklewell Arms in London. That was also the
year of first Liverpool Psych Fest. Since then, Psych festivals and new
bands have been sprouting up all over the continent.
The fifteen outfits taking part in the third volume – including Goat
(mixed by Anton Newcombe of Brian Jonestown Massacre) and Lola Colt
(produced by Jim Sclavunos of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds) – are
representative of the impressive diversity and quality of a scene that
is much broader than its definition. While all of them are certainly
inspired by Psychedelia, each one of them incorporates different
elements of Blues, Folk, Rock & Roll, Stoner, Kraut Rock,
Electronica, Noise, Ambient and more. All is impeccably delivered in a
pure and honest DIY approach that is reminiscent of the early days of
the Punk era.
A double album, the Reverb Conspiracy Volume III will be limited to 1200 numbered copies, white vinyl with gate-fold cover.
On top of that, there will also be 1000 CDs available. For the third
time, the cover was created by iconic Icelandic artist and band member
of Dead Skeletons, Jon Saemundur, aka Nonni Dead.
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