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Here's the latest warmly familiar psych-pop gem to surface from Velvet Davenport's forthcoming Warmy Girls LP, which Moon Glyph says is "populated with men and women in a manner reminiscent of Ray Davies’ best Kinks songs." Based on the excellent '60s throwback "Warmy Personal Routine" and the previously released "Mystery Michael," that sounds just about right... Rea

Thanks to Chocolate Bobka for the tip on this new exotica-lounge jam from Minneapolis-via-Ecuador bossanova-psych group Buffalo Moon. The breezy, swaying "Low Tide Moon" sounds like it could've been lifted from an early '60s episode of Hawaii Calls, but in fact, the song appears on the b-side of the group's new 7" out next month on Moon Glyph, and will also feature prominently on v