When popsike met hard rock, and decided to send a postcard about it!
"Postcard" - the single that bridged the gap between whimsy and wallop:

• Blossom Toes' third 45, capturing their 1968 metamorphosis
• The missing link between "We Are Ever So Clean" and "If Only For A Moment"
• Proof that even flowers can rock (and send mail, apparently)

Why "Postcard" is your new favorite psychedelic correspondence:
• A-side: "Postcard" - The whimsical wonder that'll have you licking stamps in technicolor
• B-side: "Everybody's Leaving Me Now" - Poli Palmer's jazzy debut (before he joined Family and left everyone)

Perfect for:
• Popsike philatelists collecting musical stamps
• Fans of the transition from flower power to power chords
• Anyone who's ever wanted to mail a guitar solo

From the flowerbeds of psychedelia to the rocky soil of hard rock, Blossom Toes proves that great music can grow anywhere. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of British rock history that bloomed too briefly but now gets a second season!

Fun fact: Poli Palmer's B-side could be mistaken for Giles, Giles & Fripp (aka Proto-Crimson). Talk about six degrees of progressive separation!

Remember: In a world of emails and instant messages, dare to send your mind on a psychedelic postcard journey!

RIYL
early Pink Floyd/David Bowie, British Psychedelia, The Kinks, The Who