Mandrake Handshake Oxford, UK
Formed in Oxford, hypnotic psych-collective Mandrake Handshake were christened after a song by The Brian Jonestown
Massacre; incorporating their influences of krautrock, funk, Japanese animation and Latin pastoral poetry to create a unique brand of ‘Flowerkraut’ that vividly defines their sound.
"This is 'Flowerkraut'. This is the beginning. This is the Mandrake."
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