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The Tyde, fronted by singer/songwriter Darren Rademaker, formally of FURTHER, make British psychedelia, as seen through the eyes of California oceans and sunsets. Songs include a variety of original tunes influenced by the late '60s - early '70s period, embodying the soul and sensitivity of Bob Dylan and Elliot Smith. As Ben Clancy said, "Their debut single 'Strangers Again' sounds like Bob Dylan before the motorbike accident, caught in a druggy haze as the summer hits of the '60s wash against him." The Tyde also includes members from the highly acclaimed BEACHWOOD SPARKS.