Where Psychedelic Folk Meets Electric Dreams Meet The Elms Estate, the East Midlands trio who prove that some of the best psychedelic journeys start in a home studio. Multi-instrumental wizards Ian Short, Martin Colemans, and Marc Johnston are like musical alchemists, turning Pink Floyd-tinged waters and Zombies-flavored herbs into pure sonic gold. Their debut album Electric River isn't just a collection of songs – it's a seventeen-track fever dream about nature going wild in Derbyshire, featuring more instrumental layers than a geological dig and harmonies tighter than a butterfly's chrysalis. Think your local folk band got lost in Abbey Road Studios and found the secret stash of psychedelics from 1967. (You might spot them on the Ex Norwegian & Friends' tribute to Jimmy Campbell, proving they play well with others when they're not summoning chaotic rivers and rebellious wildlife.)