Piccadilly Sunshine Part Nineteen

In the latest installment of the Piccadilly Sunshine series, Various Artists bring us a delightful mix of obscure grooves and forgotten gems that will transport you straight to the swinging 60s. With more psychedelic melodies than a trip to the local flower shop, Piccadilly Sunshine 19 keeps the good vibes flowing from start to finish. From the jangly guitars of The Misunderstood to the whimsical harmonies of June and The Exit Wounds, this compilation is a treasure trove of hidden musical treasures. But it's not all sunshine and rainbows; tracks like The Primitives' "Johnny No" pack a punch with their raw energy and rebellious spirit. And let's not forget the haunting beauty of The Merchants' "Pumpkin Mini" which will send shivers down your spine. What sets this album apart from the rest is its ability to transport you to a different time and place. Close your eyes, turn up the volume, and you'll swear you can smell the incense and feel the love in the air. Piccadilly Sunshine 19 is a must-listen for any fan of 60s music or anyone looking to add a bit of retro flair to their record collection. So put on your paisley shirt, grab a lava lamp, and get ready to groove to the sounds of yesteryear. It's a trip worth taking.