The sixth album from these Texan psych-rockers, The Black Angels, is that of a goodie. Like I said here, the whole album is worth listening to so it is hard to pull out a single track. But, if I must, it will be the title track, Indigo Meadow. “The first few bars of a fuzz-drenched guitar […]
Tuesday’s Tune: Indigo Meadow
The sixth album from these Texan psych-rockers, The Black Angels, is that of a goodie. Like I said here, the whole album is worth listening to so it is hard to pull out a single track. But, if I must, it will be the title track, Indigo Meadow.
“The first few bars of a fuzz-drenched guitar riff, the opening thuds of a tribal drum beat, the first line dripping from a stoned vocal,” welcome to The Black Angels party. It’s charging, slightly trancing, and definitely psychedelic. I’m really looking forward to seeing these guys play later this month.
Indigo Meadow, by The Black Angels. Enjoy!
Source quote pulled from Pitchfork.
