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Dust On The Nettles (A Journey Through The British Underground Folk Scene 1967-1972) assembles a thorough cross-section of the British folk and psychedelic folk milieu during a fertile half-decade. Issued by Cherry Red Records in 2015, this 32-track anthology traces a lineage from pastoral fingerpicking to more experimental folk-rock hybrids. Among its selections, “Girl Of The Cosmos” stands as a signal of the era’s curiosity, melding mystical lyricism with electric textures.The compilation’s curation extends beyond familiar names to include rarities such as “The Curious Crystals of Unusual Purity” and “Weirdsong Of Breaking Through At Last,” capturing the underground’s propensity for unorthodox structures and sonic exploration. The collection, with 5,275 Last.fm scrobbles, remains a valuable artifact for those seeking the less trodden paths of late-sixties British folk.
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Album lore
Dust On The Nettles (A Journey Through The British Underground Folk Scene 1967-1972) assembles a thorough cross-section of the British folk and psychedelic folk milieu during a fertile half-decade. Issued by Cherry Red Records in 2015, this 32-track anthology traces a lineage from pastoral fingerpicking to more experimental folk-rock hybrids. Among its selections, “Girl Of The Cosmos” stands as a signal of the era’s curiosity, melding mystical lyricism with electric textures.The compilation’s curation extends beyond familiar names to include rarities such as “The Curious Crystals of Unusual Purity” and “Weirdsong Of Breaking Through At Last,” capturing the underground’s propensity for unorthodox structures and sonic exploration. The collection, with 5,275 Last.fm scrobbles, remains a valuable artifact for those seeking the less trodden paths of late-sixties British folk.
How did this get here?
| SKU | SPOT-3X4UJsW3nsf1CaTp1PKphH |
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Listen to a sample on YouTube — opens in a new tab; own this release here for the full listening experienceOpen this track on Spotify