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Dust Storm Dance
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Sand In My Boot
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Fading Painted Sky
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Mojave Mystic
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Lullaby to the Stars
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Primordial Rhythms
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Betty Benedeadly Austin, Texas
Betty Benedeadly plays twang-edelic, foot-stomping ritualistic rhythms and guitar-driven motifs that draw from Ennio
Morricone’s spaghetti westerns, surf, and roots rock.
Benedeadly is also the co-founder and guitarist of Sheverb, a womxn-led, collectively run, psychedelic rock & roll band based in Austin, TX
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Betty Benedeadly recommends:
CORTEZ V: Space Country
by Cortez Bus Project
Psychedelic, ambient western weirdness recorded in a bus in the west Texas desert
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Once Upon a Time in Bombay Beach
by Sheverb
Dystopian surf album from the Austin-based spaghetti western psych rock
go to albumIf you like At the Institute of Mentalphysics, you may also like:
Legends of the Desert: Volume 2 THE PENITENT MAN & CORTÉGE
by The Penitent Man & Cortége
supported by 83 fans who also own “At the Institute of Mentalphysics”
As my dear old Scots grandmother used to say “ You may as well be dead as not treat yourself “
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supported by 81 fans who also own “At the Institute of Mentalphysics”
Forget the Wild West. With more swagger than John Wayne and more badassery than a handful of Clint Eastwood’s, this is the West where scorpions have six stingers and snakes don’t rattle, they fuckin shake. An epic tectonic plate of lung filling, gritty determination that will bleed your emotions dry in its arid wind.
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Occult New Age
by Book of Wyrms
A hard rock epic for the ages from the Richmond outfit, anchored in prog-inflected riffs, occult themes, strong vocal performances.
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The L.A. singer-songwriter pushes her '70s California sound into distinctly pop territory.
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