The Psychedelic Reawakening: 23rd Turnoff's Timeless Echoes
Rediscover the Lost Legends of Liverpool with Think Like A Key Music's Latest Resurrection
In the obscure alleys of British rock, 23rd Turnoff reigns as the quintessential cult enigma, a fleeting comet in the vast cosmos of music. Their singular hit whispered of psychedelic brilliance, then slipped into the shadows, leaving a legacy shrouded in mystique. This November, Think Like A Key Music conjures these spectral sounds back to life, presenting a CD reissue that promises to be a pilgrimage for the sonic seeker.
The saga of 23rd Turnoff unfurls from the vibrant chaos of 1960s Liverpool, where they began as The Kirkbys before morphing into their final, enigmatic form. Witnessing The Beatles' meteoric ascent, they too embarked on a voyage of musical alchemy. With John Schroeder and Phil Solomon at the helm, their sound—a Merseybeat heart with a psychedelic soul—charted unexplored territories of the mind.
1967 was the year 23rd Turnoff distilled their essence, under the spell of Jimmy Campbell's songcraft. Their music, adorned with lush orchestrations and reflective poetry, captures the zeitgeist of a generation at the precipice of cultural upheaval. Tracks like "Michael Angelo" and "Leave Me Here" are not mere songs but portals to an age of boundless optimism and latent disillusionment. Prof. Stoned's remastering breathes new life into these treasures, ensuring their transcendence across decades.
This November, venture beyond the familiar and delve into the psychedelic labyrinth of 23rd Turnoff. A beacon for the audiophiles and collectors, this reissue is not just a revival but a celebration of an ephemeral moment in music that continues to enchant and inspire.
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