Once again it’s time to dust off those daisy chains and pull out the psychedelic psyche that lays dormant in us all. Hidden behind Red Rattler Theatre’s single red door in Marrickville, Paisley Palace launches The Dolly Rocker Movement‘s OUR DAYS MIND THE TYME album – a touch of spiritual enlightenment along with their usual notes of 60s garage pop. Silver Moon Uprising‘s psych drone will fill our ears and minds, while for those with a penchant for harmonica, Melbourne blues cats, The Frowning Clouds will kick down your teeth. Remember to BYO if the acid rock ain’t mind-bending enough alone. – CC
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