Amongst those appearing on the opening Friday are iconic PZYK names TRÄD, GRÄS OCH STENAR, LOOP, THE BUG vs DYLAN CARLSON, LAETITIA SADIER and GNOD, alongside a first festival curation from CASTLE FACE RECORDS. New line-up additions A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS are joined on Saturday by Zamrock pioneers W.I.T.C.H., JANE WEAVER, ADRIAN SHERWOOD, WOLF PEOPLE, WHITE MANNA and SEX SWING.
Tickets for Friday (£40) and Saturday (£50) day go on sale at 9am on Friday 28 July from liverpoolpsychfest.com. Weekend tickets can still be purchased now.
Our annual Musings In Drone conversations programme, cinema curations, virtual reality and installations programmes will be announced in the coming weeks.
We’re overjoyed to be welcoming some additional guests to our PZYK 2017 Congregation, all of whom contribute to making this year’s festival a pan-continental voyage of discovery. New York Scree architects A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS (Saturday) bring their wall of noise assault to the PZYK tumult. The Brooklyn trio are currently on tour with The Black Angels, the tension of their noise and chaos a perfect counterbalance to the Texans’ reverb-soaked hooks.
Californian trio L.A. WITCH bring their neon-lit fusion of garage rock and dream pop to Friday’s line-up, while Swedes DEAD VIBRATIONS unleash their storm of angst-ridden guitar work on Saturday.
The Fat Angel Sings 