Sardonic psych-folk essay from this late sixties US band. Their self-titled album was released on the small imprint Tetragrammaton Records a subsidiary of The Campbell Silver Cosby Corporation founded in 1967 by no one other than comedian Bill Cosby.<\/p>\n
The four piece was based in Los Angeles and their sole album has been produced by king mida David Briggs, long time associate of canadian star Neil Young. Electro-acoustic souvenirs, ghostly apparition on the sunset strip, the lsd culture was here to stay and the four piece never let you down with a bunch of dark ballads and rough mid tempo that sounds like an off kilter version of The Doors. Bad trip on a lost island, depicted by the freshness of the sixties beat, the pure essence of the early garage sound and a more poetic and affordable songwriting: almost a ten years fast-forward into the psychedelic culture.<\/p>\n
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