Recorded to 4 Track in the basement of 80 E. 3rd ST NYC USA By Psychic Ills" Pressed on 200 gram white vinyl and limited to 250 unnumbered copies.

Psychic Ills "I Don't Mind" (Feat.

ASTRAL THEORY 1 (2010) by BMB Spacekid, released 25 November 2013 1. part 1 2. part 2 3. part 3 BMB's beats, tunes, drafts in 1 mi. .

Band Name Psychic Ills. Album Name Astral Occurrence. Type EP. Data de lançamento Março 2010. Labels The Spring Press. Estilo de MúsicaPsychedelic Rock. Membros têm este álbum0. Vinyl and digital release only.

Album · 2009 · 4 Songs. Astral Occurrence - EP Psychic Ills. FRKWYS, Vol. 4: Psychic Ills - EP. 2010. Zoned, Take Me With You - Single.

Artist: Psychic Ills. Album: Astral Occurence. Previously on NewAlbumReleases. net: June 3, 2016 - Psychic Ills – Inner Journey Out (2016).

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Psychic Ills are an American experimental rock/psychedelic rock band from New York City, consisting of Tres Warren (vocals/guitar) and Elizabeth Hart (vocals/bass). They formed in 2003, and have released five albums, one compilation, four EPs and a number of singles. For the period 2005 to 2010, the band were signed to The Social Registry. The band released their first full-length album, Dins, in February 2006. Produced by Charles Burst, it featured Tom Gluibizzi (guitar/keyboards) and Brian Tamborello on drums. Concerning the recording process at this time Warren explained that it involved "improvised jamming, and seeing if you could write a song that way". The album's cover art is German Fluxus artist. Wolf Vostell's painting Three Hairs and Shadow

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