A great review for Ring's new CD Arkadia on the Terrascope website (http://www.terrascope.co.uk)

Like a mystical Neil Young after a pot of mushroom tea, this record is both familiar and unfathomable, the themes large and personal, as Fillip Ring sets out on a quest for knowledge and tranquillity, wearing a comfy cardigan as he strides forth into the dark forests. . . . If this album had been released in 1973, it would now be hailed as an outsider acid-folk classic, I suggest you buy it now rather than wait thirty five years for that expensive re-issue.

"Like listening to sounds from inside a shell or the wind in the trees, Transitions The latest album from Psychic Space Invasions is an epic 40 minute drone, that becomes part of the space it inhabits, the faraway bells and distant vocals merely shadows and spectres. Deeply introspective and filled with melancholy beauty, this album is easy to get lost in, everything ceasing as the final chords drift away." 

http://www.terrascope.co.uk/Reviews/Rumbles_August08.htm

(Edited to note that although myspace seem to think that the above link is dangerous, or phishy, the myspace pointy-heads are wrong!)

Second release from Persepolis Records!

Arkadia by Ring is now available.

Please do take a listen to the excerpt of Arkadia on our myspace page and perhaps consider buying a copy for the modest price of only £4.99....

The first of our releases, Transitions by Psychic Space Invasion is now available. The work of Ian Holloway, he says of his music:

"I want people to lose the boundaries between the sounds on the record and the sounds in the real world."

Maxx Benezeth of ResonanceFM has referred to the "beautiful and intricate aquatic worlds" of Psychic Space Invasion, and Jeff Fitzgerald of Aural Innovations has described Ian’s work as "deep, spacey, complex and exceedingly dark."

Please do take a listen to the excerpt of Transtions on our myspace page and perhaps consider buying a copy for the modest price of only £4.99....

Arkadia by Ring will follow shortly