This second volume of Sixties Japanese Garage/Psych Rarities invites listeners to confront the disorienting interplay between nostalgia and innovation. Tracks like "Shevidevi de Yuko" and an unexpected cover of "Sky Pilot" highlight a tension that questions the boundaries of tradition and the avant-garde, all while cruising through lo-fi textures and airy psych. The vibrant chaos of this scene isn't just for the curious; it serves as an unnerving reminder of what the underground can produce when it spills over into the mainstream. Leave your preconceptions at the door, as these obscurities pull no punches.