Like the middle part of a Venn diagram, where the otherwise diverse subjects represented by each circle overlap, Moon Glyph has been using “psychedelic” to piece together a number of different artists for their genre-spanning label for nearly four years. Recently, Moon Glyph released a two-volume compilation of previously unreleased tracks from most of their contributing psychedelic-[insert genre here] artists, spanning 26 tracks and over two hours of music.
You can watch the The Mamas & The Papas-sounding video for Halsan Bazar’s compilation contribution, “Everybody Dies,” below and download the entire mix for free over at the Moon Glyph website.
• Moon Glyph: http://moonglyph.com
