West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Vol. 3: A Child's Guide To Good And EvilReleased in July 1968 on Reprise Records, Vol. 3: A Childs Guide To Good & Evil is considered to be the bands most accomplished work and a masterpiece of the psychedelic genre. Released just nine months after vol. 2, the band explores their incredibly creative psychedelic pop song writing with an accomplished mastery of studio techniques. Featuring iconic original artwork by John Van Hamersveld (Beatles, Rolling Stones) A long awaited reissue from the

searing melodies ricochet and converge amidst violin and bassline counterpoint

On April 8th

their genius follow up to 2018’s acclaimed ‘Alien Human Emotions’

repackaged

a prime example of the kind of marvelously over-the-top pieces that made him a byword for eccentricity

The record’s title track – its opener — plays like a raucous spaghetti western-themed night at the Hacienda

Eschewing fads and trends that come and go

and challenge the artist to push her creative bounds

somnambulistic wander through the urban wastelands shared by such post-dubstep adventurers as burial and james blake

for the band

They then returned to their spiritual home of Soup Studios

 Die cut sleeve with 4 alternating covers