In an era in which psychedelia can often mean merely a grab-bag of influences it can be a rarity to come across a band that is genuinely fixated on creating alternate realities for the listener. This is exactly how Stockholm's Josefin Öhrn & The Liberation view their incandescent art, and it's this sensibility that has led to the kaleidoscopic spendour of this debut full-length. It inhabits a realm in which a propulsive '60s-tinged pop song like 'Sunny Afternoon' can be elevated skyward with krautrock repetition, dub echo and analogue curlicues alike.