02, Aug 2011 0 notes
  1. Nowhere Near by Pajama People Winchester’s Psych-Rock pioneer’s Pajama People released their sophmore EP yesterday entitled After The Gold Rugs. While their jams are from a different psychedelic realm than Neil Young’s classic LP, ATGR touches beautifully on other analog styles from the late 60s and early 70s. Nowhere Near is warm and patient. Tim Batchelor’s epic, leslied-out solo at the end feels like Hendrix to me and shows a level of musicianship and maturity that seems absent in a lot of current blogable jams. Download the free 7 song EP and listen to it on a walk/drive/bike through the dark (by yourself). 

    Nowhere Near by Pajama People

    Winchester’s Psych-Rock pioneer’s Pajama People released their sophmore EP yesterday entitled After The Gold Rugs. While their jams are from a different psychedelic realm than Neil Young’s classic LP, ATGR touches beautifully on other analog styles from the late 60s and early 70s.

    Nowhere Near is warm and patient. Tim Batchelor’s epic, leslied-out solo at the end feels like Hendrix to me and shows a level of musicianship and maturity that seems absent in a lot of current blogable jams. Download the free 7 song EP and listen to it on a walk/drive/bike through the dark (by yourself). 

Archive Random