About Thee Hypnotics
Assembling a host of 1967 psychedelic fuzz-guitar stars — Blue Cheer, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, etc. — as primary influences, adding a bit of Pretty Things/Rolling Stones ambience and jamming on a frenzied Stooges/MC5 drive, this quartet from High Wycombe, a town northwest of London, handily re-created the pre-Zeppelin era with more flair than most. Singer James Jones knows all the right moves, as does guitarist Ray Hanson, who pulls off the neat trick of overdubbing several different specific styles in a single song.
Top Tracks
Shakedown
Half Man Half Boy
Justice In Freedom
All Messed Up
(Let It) Come Down Heavy
Unearthed
Kissed by the Flames
Revolution Stone
Release the Feeling
Heavy Liquid
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