TOADSTOOL SHADOW
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Toadstool Shadow plays psych-pop music featuring elements of various genres like rock, country, and psychedelia. Artistically, it finds inspiration in many sources, especially Richard Dadd's 1864 painting The Faerie Feller's Master-Stroke; Richard Scarry's classic 1963 picture book I Am a Bunny; 1960s rock music poster art, notably San Francisco's Big Five and Gary Grimshaw; 1960s Dutch art cooperative The Fool; 1970s conceptualist art collective Ant Farm; 1970s British art collective Hipgnosis; rock photographer Karl Ferris, particularly his 1967 work with Donovan; 1977-era punk rock fashion and DIY philosophy; avant garde composer Harry Partch's theories of corporeal music; exotica music; 1970s performance artist Stacia Blake of Hawkwind; and, in general, late 20th century American and British psychedelic counterculture.