Just as rare as the rarest 60's psych pressings - SEICHE's Demo Press unearthed! · Includes fold out poster with band archive photos and history · Sourced from the Original Master Tapes · Audiophile pressing at RTI / Mastered By Kevin Gray · Includes album download w/ unreleased "Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Part II" · Feature story about Seiche in Ugly Things magazine The band originally began in the Summer of 1978 on the South side of Chicago near Marquette Park as the brainchild of Steve Zahradnik, who at the time had been playing guitar for only one year, Marc Levinson and Tom Vess completed the line up. Seiche formed as a recording project to show off the skills of the musicians and the engineer. The resulting record: Seiche - Demo Press LP was a hard psych/prog record released in 1981 that sounded like it came straight out of 1973. The record was mostly unavailable due to its extremely limited release (50 printed copies). Inspired by psychedelic rock and fresh out of high school, Seiche melded the often disparate worlds of histrionic hard rock soloing with some of the more skewed elements of full-blown psychedelia
