Atmospheric daydream about living in a better place.
A Halloween song that creeps and crawls as much as it grooves and grinds with a blend of black psychedelia and high gothic drama.
Rock that's kinda Dreamy and Power Poppy.
Psychedelic / Stoner Rock with a proper mid 70s Floyd vibe about it.
Alien Lover is like that space between a dream and waking up.
Nisqually, spins and spirals, swaggers and saunters, slowly cocooning itself in additional textures and tones, squalling guitar breaks and shimmering splashes of percussion. It is the sound of Laurel Canyon circa 71 being re-explored in the hippest modern studio.
Maybe If continues Strangely Alright's atmospheric vision of extended compositions, sonic experimentation and philosophical lyrics.
Part of being in a band, or relationship for that matter, is trust. Regan and Sean’s songwriting chemistry and trust are based on mutual respect and similar journeys from that darkness into the light that work for them. Read more
Part of being in a band, or relationship for that matter, is trust. Regan and Sean’s songwriting chemistry and trust are based on mutual respect and similar journeys from that darkness into the light that work for them. Psych Film is a prefect example of one of the ways they create.
Sean created an instrumental musical template with no words and just the title, Psych Film. Both Sean and Regan record with Reason, so Sean sent the Reason file to Regan and he absorbs the music and song title and adds his own vocals, lyrics, keyboards and effects that he feels will compliment the instrumental track that Sean has created. The two then get together with the other SA players and mutually decide on the finishing touches that are added. The effect is like having two painters painting on the same canvas at different times in order to create one cohesive piece of art.
Sean created an instrumental musical template with no words and just the title, Psych Film. Both Sean and Regan record with Reason, so Sean sent the Reason file to Regan and he absorbs the music and song title and adds his own vocals, lyrics, keyboards and effects that he feels will compliment the instrumental track that Sean has created. The two then get together with the other SA players and mutually decide on the finishing touches that are added. The effect is like having two painters painting on the same canvas at different times in order to create one cohesive piece of art.