A true buried treasure of the late ’60s, The Far Cry’s self-titled 1968 debut is a wild, genre-blurring ride through psychedelia, proto-prog, and acid rock. This obscure U.S. band delivered a sound far ahead of its time — raw, experimental, and unafraid to bend conventions.

Driven by fuzzed-out guitars, shifting time signatures, and an aggressive rhythmic pulse, the album balances trippy improvisation with tight, adventurous songwriting. Imagine the sonic territory somewhere between early King Crimson, The Mothers of Invention, and Blue Cheer, with a lo-fi garage edge that only enhances its cult appeal.

Released on Vanguard Apostolic, the album was largely overlooked at the time, but has since gained underground acclaim among collectors and fans of obscure psych and heavy rock oddities.

Side One

1. Shapes 4:30
2. Midnight Juice 7:19
3. Dream? 9:52

Side Two

1. Hellhound 3:44
2. Earthlight 3:39
3. Sweet Little Angel 8:06
4. Listen To The Walls 6:51