THE ELECTRIC SHIELDS "Save our souls", by The Electric Shields

THE ELECTRIC SHIELDS "Save our souls"

by The Electric Shields

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paul rote Great late 60s sounding acid rock.Sounds like pre atomic rooster,early cream,even a modern take on the road l.p. from 1972! Also baby woodrose vibe at times. This is outstanding retro rock !!! Favorite track: She.

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1.	All I ever wanted 03:18		buy track
2.	Good and bad 02:48		buy track
3.	Sunny Sunday 03:36		buy track
4.	I'm tryin' 03:53		buy track
5.	She 03:53		buy track
6.	In a shell 03:09		buy track
7.	Stomp! 03:10		buy track
8.	I don't wanna know 03:01		buy track
9.	The hex 04:02		buy track
10.	Save my soul 03:12	info	buy track

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Straight from the "Eighties Colours" era of the Sick Rose and many glorious Italian neo Garage-Psych acts, the Electric Shields were Northeast's favourites, delivering an unique mix of sixties garage-psych fuzz and Farfisa sound. Drenched classic material along with their subseguent folk-country rock phase , influenced by the late Byrds as well as the paisley underground movement of the 80s. Some 25 years later the Electric Shields retourn with a comeback album totally reminescent of the late sixties English Freakbeat era led by the Open Mind, the Attack, and of course the Wimple Winch, including the latest' classic "Save my souls" and the album's named after the Electric Shields great cover of this very last track, of course, Additionally, from the current Mod scene, brilliant organist Fay Hallam gives her contribution to three songs of the album. The band's back in action, also playng live, don't miss their new exciting recording and show. The Electric Shields are back!

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released April 1, 2013

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MISTY LANE MUSIC Rome, Italy

Misty Lane Music (since 1989).
Specialized in 60's reissues and compilations. It contains the side-labels Teen Sound (contemporary Garage-Psych) and Crytmo (Folk). Our releases are high quality limited editions, often on vinyl. Check us out on Discogs and our online shop: www.mistylaneshop.com

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