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Buckle up, music lovers, because Last Of The Easy Riders have just dropped a psychedelic gem that will have you feeling like you've just taken a wild trip through the 60s and 70s.
With their self-titled album, this band of merry pranksters brings together a delightful mix of folk, rock, and cosmic Americana that will have you reaching for your paisley bell-bottoms and fringe jacket in no time.
From the opening track "Floating", you're transported to a world where the sun is always shining, the grass is always green, and the music is always groovy.
The jangly guitars, swirling organs, and dreamy harmonies combine to create a sound that is both nostalgic and fresh, like finding a lost reel of Woodstock footage in your grandparents' attic.
Tracks like "The Lost Refuge" and "Western Horizon" showcase the band's ability to weave intricate melodies and rich storytelling into their music, while "Rising Tides" and "River Grapes" offer up a more laid-back, introspective vibe that will have you pondering life's big questions while nodding your head in time.
So grab your favourite lava lamp, pour yourself a glass of something strong, and let Last Of The Easy Riders take you on a musical journey that you won't soon forget.
This album is a real trip, man.
With their self-titled album, this band of merry pranksters brings together a delightful mix of folk, rock, and cosmic Americana that will have you reaching for your paisley bell-bottoms and fringe jacket in no time.
From the opening track "Floating", you're transported to a world where the sun is always shining, the grass is always green, and the music is always groovy.
The jangly guitars, swirling organs, and dreamy harmonies combine to create a sound that is both nostalgic and fresh, like finding a lost reel of Woodstock footage in your grandparents' attic.
Tracks like "The Lost Refuge" and "Western Horizon" showcase the band's ability to weave intricate melodies and rich storytelling into their music, while "Rising Tides" and "River Grapes" offer up a more laid-back, introspective vibe that will have you pondering life's big questions while nodding your head in time.
So grab your favourite lava lamp, pour yourself a glass of something strong, and let Last Of The Easy Riders take you on a musical journey that you won't soon forget.
This album is a real trip, man.