Brooklyn acid-heads trip out into poppy psych
and blissful soul on their latest single.
Market Square Records,
the rapidly blossoming garage rock label, have diversified somewhat
with their latest batch of releases which includes this limited 7”
single by New York acid heads Worthless. It's the sound of '60s pop
going psychedelic. The track's simplistic melody nicely draped in
swirly atmospherics, echo and disorientating reverb.
Softest features a
blissfully stoned circular groove, and comes across like an out-take
from Serge Gainsbourg's Histoire de Melody Nelson. The sound of
innocence getting experienced. Loping bass and drums that sound like
they could fall apart into fits of giggles at any point. Midway
through this mutates into a solid psychedelic soul groove worthy of
Isaac Hayes, or The (Norman Whitfield produced) Temptations.
Limited to 300 copies
only, this platter comes in a hand-numbered fold over sleeve, the
inner side featuring a collage by Worthless' Curtis Godino, plus a
free postcard. Get one now or regret it later!
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