I know. I know. I never update the fucking blog and it’s been ages since I did a Monday Magick post! I kinda doubt anybody is even reading any more so my excuses are probably going to fall on deaf ears, but my mental health has been erratic at best[…]
I fully intended to make today’s featured song the first post after our month-long celebration of Donovan’s “Season of the Witch” last week, but sadly I just wasn’t feeling up to it. Thankfully another week presents me with another Monday and I’m feeling in the mood to share some Monday[…]
The start of another October means the return of our month-long celebration of the Donovan composition “Season of the Witch” here on Monday Magick. This week’s entry is an especially trippy contribution from British singer and actress Julie Driscoll with Brian Auger and the Trinity from their 1967 Marmalade Records[…]
Two little pigs mount an insurrection against the wolves who rule the world in the video for “True”, an infectious, soul-inflected piano-House jam from London-based Digital Farm Animals. Cop “True” now from the iTunes store. Digital Farm Animals
This week’s Monday Magick entry is what some might call a “hidden jem” or “dusty classic” from one of the great “lost albums” of the Psychadelic era. “Devil and the Sea” is probably one the least wigged-out tracks from the decidedly occult-tinged self-titled 1968 debut from freaked out Los Angeles[…]
A roomful of allegedly hypnotized participants dance with abandon to “Hypnotized”, a simmering slice of soulful Downtempo House, from Paris-based producer/singer Yanis. “Hypnotized” is currently available via the usual digital retailers. Yanis
