Dry Ice

Description

The story of Dry Ice begins in 1965, at the very heart of the bubbling and explosive London underground scene: from Joe Meek's studio on Holloway Road to the chaos of the Marquee and the psychedelic events at Middle Earth. They shared the stage with Arthur Brown, Joe Cocker and The Who, impressed the future CEO of Atlantic Records, Phil Carson, and even welcomed Ian McDonald of King Crimson on flute. A 1969 single received support from Annie Nightingale on BBC Radio 1; yet, the complete album, recorded at the legendary IBC studios, remained unreleased for nearly fifty years. Unreleased until its first official release in 2018, this album captures an intense moment where mod culture met psychedelia: a true forgotten chapter of late 1960s British rock, finally rescued from the archives. Reissued by popular demand in a limited edition on 180 gram transparent vinyl.