Phenomenal Cat - Postcards from the British Empire (2013)

Artist: Phenomenal Cat
Title: Postcards from the British Empire
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Souvenir Music
Genre: Psychedelic Pop, Indie Pop, Sunshine Pop, British Invasion
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 44:17
Total Size: 107/295 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Postcards from the British Empire
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Souvenir Music
Genre: Psychedelic Pop, Indie Pop, Sunshine Pop, British Invasion
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 44:17
Total Size: 107/295 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Letters Home from Nazi-Occupied France 3:22
02. Ramshackle Heart 3:38
03. Postcards from the British Empire 5:14
04. Love On the Dole 3:30
05. Electricity & Volts 3:18
06. Mellow Lane 3:42
07. Life By the Seaside 4:10
08. The Volume Police 3:02
09. Leisurewear 4:30
10. World of Secret Pleasure 2:43
11. Yours Sincerely 3:19
12. Wild Animals (Of the British Isles) 3:50
"Postcards from the British Empire" (2013) is a deluxe compilation and retrospective by the British band Phenomenal Cat, named after the song of the same name by the legendary band The Kinks.
The music on this release is a stylized homage to the golden era of British psychedelia of the late 1960s (in the vein of The Kinks, early Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett, The Beatles, and The Zombies). The sound is anchored by vintage keyboards (Mellotron, Hammond organ), signature sound effects (tape echo, phaser), crisp 12-string guitars, and vibrant harmony vocals.
"Postcards from the British Empire" brings together key tracks, rare recordings, and conceptual compositions inspired by British folklore, surrealism, and the aesthetics of the 1960s. The title reflects the atmosphere of "pastoral psychedelia" - contemplative, ironic and melodic music with a slight nostalgic tinge and sophisticated British arrangements.
The music on this release is a stylized homage to the golden era of British psychedelia of the late 1960s (in the vein of The Kinks, early Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett, The Beatles, and The Zombies). The sound is anchored by vintage keyboards (Mellotron, Hammond organ), signature sound effects (tape echo, phaser), crisp 12-string guitars, and vibrant harmony vocals.
"Postcards from the British Empire" brings together key tracks, rare recordings, and conceptual compositions inspired by British folklore, surrealism, and the aesthetics of the 1960s. The title reflects the atmosphere of "pastoral psychedelia" - contemplative, ironic and melodic music with a slight nostalgic tinge and sophisticated British arrangements.