28 July 2025

CORAL FUZZ – Love Is Done / Isos Na’nai Arga (2025, 7inch, Sunnyboy66 Records)

RELEASE INFO:

Label: Sunnyboy66 Records

Format: 7”, Single, Limited Edition, Black Vinyl, 50 copies

Release Date: 16 May 2025

Press Release:

“The garage psych trippers, Coral Fuzz, stand out from the crowd as something new and original and they quickly gaining some solid popularity, impressing audiences every time they hit the stage. With their debut album ‘Fata Morgana’ and the incredibly supportive following behind them, are setting 2025 as a huge year of new releases with their unique sound. Their new single “Love is Done”, is an upbeat track that exudes garage excellence blended with psych vibes intimately. B-side features an organ-laden version with Greek lyrics”.

Coral Fuzz don’t ask for attention — they rip through the static and demand it. Their debut single “Love is Done” / “Isos Na’nai Arga” arrives like a lo-fi uppercut, soaked in fuzz, raw emotion, and psych haze. It’s garage rock with heart — not polished, not clean, but utterly alive. On Side A, “Love is Done”, comes in fast and sharp, riding a pounding rhythm section, fuzzed-out guitars, and that unmistakable Farfisa organ shimmer — like a flickering neon sign in a rainy alley. Vocals are distant but haunted, delivering a resigned mantra about the end of something once electric. There’s no melodrama, just a cool, sad clarity. Think a mid-60s Garage band from the States crossed with some obscure 60s Greek acetate that never made it past the demo stage — and thank god it didn’t, because it stayed pure. Flip the record and everything shifts – “Isos Na’nai Arga” (Greek for “Maybe It’s Too Late”) is not just a translation of the A-side, it’s a slight reimagining, musically speaking. A bit smokier, and infinitely more intimate. This version leans fully into the lo-fi basement soul vibe: tape hiss, droning organ, and vocals that sound like a final voice message never sent. The Farfisa swells and sighs, almost mournful, while tambourines rattle like nervous fingers on glass. With this release, Coral Fuzz don’t just revive garage — they reclaim it. Coral Fuzz “dare” to sing in Greek language! The Greek 60s are back again! File under: Fuzz with feeling. Play it loud. Play it alone. Flip it again. TimeLord Michalis