Shinki Chen

Dope-demon Shinki Chen released this most degenerate pharmaceutical party in 1971, somewhere in between his weird Foodbrain outfit and the incredibly whacked and far-out Speed, Glue, and Shinki. Shinki and his Friends prelude the heavy-jam booze-blues of S, G and S, in line with their fellow Japanese peers Blues Creation and Jun Kamikubo, with loads of fuzz, attitude, and dope-damaged tunes.



"Wild pre-Speed Glue & Shinki album from 1971 of extra heavy fuzz guitar and truly wasted vocals, one of the absolute cornerstones of Japanese psychedelia. In fact, to many people, this is the ultimate psych album from Japan; it starts with a very strange-sounding, avant-garde phased tape machine track, before letting fly with the drug damaged histrionics -- onwards they come, one after the next, blunt Neanderthal songs about drugs and girls. Tracks such as Requiem of Confusion, Gloomy Reflections and the Corpse tell you where its at for Shinki Chen." - World Psychedelia I edited my profile with Thomas Myspace Editor V3.6!