New album “You, Me and Reality” released March 1st 2024
It’s our first album featuring all new, all original material since “There Is Only Now” in 2019 and it’s being released by Damaged Goods Records. Written and recorded during and…
First gig since Feb 2020!!
Our first gig since the pandemic began nearly two years ago will be on Saturday March 5th. It’s at the 229 in London, and we’re supporting The Small Fakers. Ticket…
“Listening to the colours” – New 12″ 45rpm mini-album now up for pre-order in the shop!
When the pandemic arrived, like so many bands, we were unable to get together to work on new songs. Partly as a technical experiment – and partly as a way…
New LP Out Now!
‘Decayed’ tenth anniversary album Celebrating 10 years at the Top LP Brand new album from Medway’s finest psych-beat combo! Medway’s leading purveyors of psych-garage-rock-pop, lead by former Prisoner Allan Crockford,…
“…the musicianship is stellar, the songwriting even higher and the vibe is through the roof.” There Is Only Now’ review (Scanner Zine)
GALILEO 7, THE – There Is Only Now {Damaged Goods} How the fuck have I missed this band when this is their sixth album in a ten-year career? You get 12 tracks…
‘There Is Only Now’ – album review (Powerpopaholic)
Powerpopaholic The Galileo 7 is one of the best psyche-pop garage bands out there, and on their 6th album, they blast off at top speed. The best example is the…
“a wonderfully inventive approach… vibrant and immediate.” ‘There Is Only Now’ Album Review
Fear and Loathing THE GALILEO 7. There is Only Now CD (Damaged Goods) Having been a member of such bands as The Prisoners, JTQ and the Prime Movers, Allan Crockford initially…
“Too Late” – Single review (Fear and Loathing)
Fronted by Allan Crockford, former member of renowned garage-mods The Prisoners and current member of Graham Day & The Forefathers, The Galileo 7 present both sides of their psych-pop agenda.…
“inspired me to seek out the band’s entire catalog to put into heavy rotation” ‘There Is Only Now’ album review
After hundreds hours of research and listening, I thought I’d gotten a handle on all the best psych pop from the 2010s. But then The Honey Pot comes out with a new album…