Check out “Breaking Free” via GLIDE Magazine here “Mixing thick ‘70s funk guitar with Daptone-level soul grooves and ferocious, serrated vocals, El Perro’s latest single ‘Breaking Free’ encapsulates the vision of [Parker] Griggs and El Perro. The heady combination of psych-rock, funk, Latin rock, and soul come together in one blistering wave of shredding. Indeed, […]
READ THE REVIEW of HANDSOME JACK “Get Humble” via GLIDE here
LA PSYCH ROCKERS TRIPTIDES EXPLORE SONIC TERRAIN ON “IT WON’T HURT YOU” “With its jangly 12-string guitar, steady groove and airy harmonies, their song ‘It Won’t Hurt You’ definitely brings to mind ’60s psych rock with a sunny California vibe. Incorporating fine guitar solos that veer from surf rock to more far out, acid-soaked sounds, […]
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Fear not, loyal reader. Rock isn’t dead. It is alive and well in the capable hands of The Bobby Lees. In fact, the next time you hear that rock is dead, you should present this album as evidence to the contrary. Every one of the 13 songs on this album is an absolute pounder. – […]
The song is both a faithful rendition of Otis Redding’s classic song and an inventive, bluesy interpretation that feels feisty and modern. – GLIDE MAGAZINE HERE
CHECK OUT DATURA4’S NEW SINGLE “YOU’RE THE ONLY ONE” HERE For a band that is more than capable of piling on layers of noise and shredding, “You’re The Only One” takes a more restrained approach with subtle use of slide guitar and eerie, reverb-soaked harmonica playing. Though it is clearly a love song, the instrumentation […]
The song is a groovy nugget of throwback soulful rock and roll. Lindell showcases a voice that is completely original and well-suited to lead a band. – GLIDE MAGAZINE
This album is a reminder of how great a guitarist Neal Casal was. Do yourself a favor when you listen to this album: turn up the volume, then just sit back and enjoy. – GLIDE MAGAZINE
Freddy J IV describes “The Waltz” as “a tune about tracing the roots of our sound back through a hallucination of history and the struggles of life. It’s a reflection on how I found my sound and where it came from.” – GLIDE MAGAZINE HERE