Wellwater Conspiracy : Declaration of Conformity : Splatter Vinyl Review

Declaration Of Conformity’, the debut album from Wellwater Conspiracy, the early 90s psych-rock band featuring members of Monster Magnet, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam.
Formed by Monster Magnet's John McBain and Soundgarden's Matt Cameron & Ben Shepherd in 1993 during some downtime from their day jobs and side project Hater (who released a self-titled album in 1993), Wellwater Conspiracy set about immersing themselves in the dayglo world of sixties psychedelia, channelling the vibrations of Syd Barrett’s Pink Floyd and the 13th Floor Elevators to produce the garage lo-fi-lysergic assault on the senses that is their debut album ‘Declaration of Conformity’. Originally issued on Mudhoney's Steve Turners Super Electro label in 1997, the album was met with critical acclaim upon its release and Rolling Stone magazine said, "Declaration's tinny, fuzzed-out sonics decidedly evoke the Summer of Love."
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[@jerrygeorgopolis8015]

Phil, With that colorful vinyl record spinning on one's machine, you just might fall into a psychedelic spell looking at it as it spins !! (lol) Sounds interesting and will look into this one, all the best from the U.S.

[@paulduggan5323]

New to me and very interesting. I’ve never liked coloured vinyl going back to the 80s, but I must say I like a bit of splatter as well. So I think I’m slowly changing my mind

[@Bootradr]

I'm not familiar with it but I'm not surprised. I looked it up and was surprised at how expensive it is here in America. It's $70 USD. That's a lot of money for a single LP. I looked it up on Amazon and they have absolutely no information on it, no song titles, and the only way to find anything about it on Amazon is to read customer comments. I'd like to try it out but it's just a little too expensive for something I haven't heard before. I'm going to try to see if I can sample it streaming since that's why I even have a streaming service. But thanks for mentioning it and giving your opinion on it too. Oh yeah, and it looks like the only way to get it here in America is as an import. So I'm guessing this must be a British label and pressing for the album also? Brian in Fort Worth 🎶

[@nickvickers3486]

It's on KZbin, sounding good so far...