Necronomicon Germany
German band famous for his privately pressed "Tips zum Selbstmord" album from 1972, a krautrock / psych holy grail. Necronomicon's sound is raw & heavy with fuzz/feedback drenched guitars, garage organ and intense vocals. Imagine Richard Wagner mixed with Black Sabbath. ... more
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An utterly unique sound, intense and deeply psychedelic--and a singular feat of home recording, from 1974, no less! So glad to finally have this on vinyl.
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