Space Hunting

Heres the first track off this "songs I like" EP side project :)

Original song by Julia Jacklin

lyrics:

Pressure to party, gonna stay in
Nothing good can come from me drinking
I would run, shoes off, straight back to you
I know where you live, I used to live there too
Pressure to feel fine after the fact
Out on the dance floor with my body back
Meeting a stranger, touching his face
I don't want anyone to ever take your place
Pressure to go strike out on your own
Pressure to learn from being alone
Pressure to not leave it for too long
Before you find another heart where you belong
Pressure to come up with conversation
Makes the family fine with my isolation
I know I've locked myself in my room
But I'll open up the door and try to love again soon
Try to love again soon
Try to love again soon
Try to love again soon
Pressure to act the right way around
And we're both in the crowd
With people surrounding us
What do I do?
Don't know how it works
Pressure to not let the inside of my mind
Spill onto the floor for our friends to find
And, oh, what do I do?
'Cause God how it hurts
Pressure to come up with reasons why
Sometimes it might look to you like I'm not even trying
I know I've locked myself in my room
But I'll open up the door and try to love again soon
Try to love again soon
Try to love again soon
Try to love again soon (I, I, I)

Pressure To Party

Bos Angeles - Beach Slalom

Our brand-new folk title-track 'Don't Take My Side' headlines an 8-track trip album teaser EP featuring 7 remastered, already released singles. The whole package blends bluesy folk, fuzzy 60s garage, and a wild, heavy psych-spoken word jam.

Bandcamp

Clearing The Air

Coins Clink

A cover of Midwife's incredible track "Vanessa". Madeline is a huge inspiration to me, and this track might be one of my favourites her and of all music generally. I hope I came close to doing it somewhat justice with this cover ♡

(cover art made badly by me in blender)

Vanessa (Midwife cover)

Taken from Well Far Away Friends WFAF001
Available via free download or on limited edition cassette:
https://wellfarawayfriends.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/sadpurplefruit

For more info on the bands involved visit:
http://wellfarawayfriends.tumblr.com

Plums - Near Sleeper (outtake)

Deluxe

Wire

Appendix

junipero

Artificial Flavors

The Basement

The Psychotic Reactions are a 60s inspired garage trio hailing from the West Coast of Australia. The scruffy haired, Boorloo based group have been kicking around since 2016 and are renowned for their fuzzy vintage psych sounds and flawless ability to draw together sounds of nostalgic rhythm & blues, rock ‘n’ roll and jazz alongside intricate lyricism and meaningful storytelling. 
With a fiercely loyal fanbase and unique cross-genre sound, The Psychotic Reactions have very quickly become a well loved and highly praised band amongst all musical communities across WA.	

The band has supported musical legends Jebediah, The Murlocs, The Saints, The Stems, Davey Lane, Abbe May and Hideous Sun Demon, along with festival slots at Out Of The Woods, Nannup Music Festival, RTRFM’s In The Pines and West Australian Music Festival, and have toured both regionally and to the east coast.

The Psychotic Reactions have dropped numerous EP’s and their debut full length album in 2020 received a nomination for WAM’s Song of the Year for their popular release ‘Phone’. 
With overflowing support from fans, industry and fellow musicians, The Psychotic Reactions continue to create and release garage-psych rock bangers with 2025 looking at multiple single releases and the drop of their second album.

“The real deal - rock enough for the pub, soothing enough to get under your skin, gritty enough to make you rub your eyes.” - Triple J Unearthed

“The Psychotic Reactions offer a generous window into a time when pen and paper ruled well before the glow of smartphone screens and SoundCloud snap releases.” -Xpress Mag

“Their music possesses a rare form of innocence; they’re young people having fun and making music for the sake of making music, no egos in sight.” - Happy Mag