– Why is the Latin American psychedelic scene so strong?
– Because it is in their blood – said Mr. Obsolete.

Mexican duo LORELLE MEETS THE OBSOLETE plays amazing haunted psychedelic kraut-like rock songs about the uncertain.

NEW ALBUM „BALANCE” OUT NOW on Captcha Records (< You can listen to the full album, US), Sonic Cathedral (UK)

Euro tour Sept – Oct

The amazing Mexican fuzzy psychedelic rock duo
Lorelle Meets The Obsolete‘s recent vinyl LP,
which was snapped up within some nano seconds in March,
out now again on Captcha Records (US)!!!
(Sure you can also buy CD or digital copy.)

You can also buy albums on vinyl and digital formats directly from the band
CDs only from the label

On the road as a Mexican band
– Alberto: There might be excitement about the fact that we are from Mexico but it’s not like we get more beer at the shows or that nobody steals records from our merch table while we’re not looking. In the end we’re just treated like any other band. Which is cool.
– Lorena: Sometimes people practice their spanish with us, so it’s fun.

Read the full interview here.

Eureka (California) based DIY record label is interested in psychedelic, glam, garage rock. There are Mexican, Japanese, Australian, American, Brazilian, German, French artists for example Thee Oh Sees, Eddy Current Suppression Ring, Ty Segall, Feeling of Love. Now you can download a free sampler album with Nothing People, Dahga Bloom, Lorelle Meets the Obsolete, Chandeliers, Glitter Wizard, Kikagaku Moyo, Camel Heads, Buffalo Tooth and more:

– Why is the Latin American psychedelic scene so strong?
– Because it is in their blood.

The Mexican duo Lorelle Meets The Obsolete plays amazing haunted psych garage rock songs about the uncertain. Their debut On Welfare and sophomore album  Corruptible Faces out now on colored wax by Captcha Records.

And Time Will Act Upon Them from the album „Corruptible Faces”

Because it is in their blood.

The Mexican Lorelle Meets The Obsolete plays amazing haunted psych garage rock songs about the uncertain. Sealed Scene

from the album Chambers on Captcha Records

Euro tour is under way. There are French, German and English dates yet.

My fav Mexiacan band beside the disbanded XYX is Lorelle Meets The Obsolete  Heavy psychedelic garage rock. „Haunted songs about the uncertain” – said Mr. Obsolate

Chamber LP by Captcha

Suggest: listen to their live album!

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It’s not a good, but also not a too bad album inside its own style: mainstream-like indie pop (or in reverse) with a little psych taste sometimes. There’re some good tracks, but all in all this album is not too exciting and too long. There is stuff for a good EP only. Moreover I don’t understand the first track. It’s such terrible that you stop the music immediately.

Painted Palms – Forever, debut album by Polyvinyl