More By Artist: Human Instinct
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Human Instinct
Stoned Guitar [ Frenzy / CD - due 28/Nov/2026 ] Stoned Guitar (1970) is the defining statement from The Human Instinct and one of the cornerstone recordings of New Zealand psychedelic rock. Led by drummer‑vocalist Maurice Greer with blistering guitar work from Billy TK, the album pushes deep into... |
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Midnight Sun [ Ode Records / CD - released 18/Oct/2010 ] It's been a long time coming... the new Human Instinct album, 'Midnight Sun' features guest musicians Eddie Rayner and other Kiwi artists. |
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Burning Up Years [ Frenzy / CD - released 28/Nov/2025 ] Burning Up Years (1969) is the explosive debut from The Human Instinct and a landmark of New Zealand's late‑60s underground rock scene. Fronted by Maurice Greer and powered by the incendiary guitar work of Billy TK, the album dives deep into heavy... |
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The Hustler [ Zodiac / CD - released 28/Nov/2025 ] The Hustler (1974) captures The Human Instinct in their later, more eclectic phase, blending blues‑rock, hard rock and psychedelic touches with a loose, concept‑like flow. Originally released on Zodiac Records, the album moves between gritty riffs,... |
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Peg Leg [ Zodiac / CD - released 28/Nov/2025 ] Peg Leg (1975) captures The Human Instinct in a transitional, roots‑leaning phase, moving away from the heavy psychedelic attack of their early albums and into a looser blend of blues‑rock, country‑rock and laid‑back groove. Maurice Greer leads a... |
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Pins In It [ Frenzy / CD - released 28/Nov/2025 ] Pins In It (1972) finds The Human Instinct shifting into a tighter, more song‑focused sound while still carrying the psychedelic edge that defined their earlier work. With Maurice Greer leading a refreshed lineup, the album blends blues‑rock, hard... |
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Snatmin Cuthin [ Zodiac / CD - released 28/Nov/2025 ] Snatmin Cuthin is one of the rarest and most unusual entries in The Human Instinct catalogue-a mid‑70s studio project that captures the band in a period of experimentation and stylistic shift. Moving away from the heavy psychedelic attack of Burning... |
