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“The band's finest album to date. A def must for any fan of Psych rock with a little country, blues and gospel thrown in the mix. Hope Sandoval does guest vocals in the song "I don't mind". The album closer "fade me out" is very eerie. RIP Tres. Another great talent taken from us too soon this year.”
lspaceman3 · favourite track: Coca-Cola Blues
“Sun baked hippie-folk. Not as psychedelic as their previous albums, just gentle and lovely shimmering desert sound. The sound of a commune at the end of time.”
Levrikon · favourite track: Mixed Up Mind
“This album truly helped me get through the unexpected loss of my Dad. He passed April 22nd. An absolute masterpiece. Thank you Psychic Ills. RIP Daddy. RIP Tres.”
pale bloom · favourite track: No Worry
“stumbled upon this record very randomly came on while i was at work been obsessed with it ever since rip tres warren </3”
drey dk · favourite track: Another Change
“Not quite as psychedelic as their previous album "Hazed Dream" though a couple songs here are quite psyche (New Mantra & Hazel Green), most of the rest of the album is fairly bluesy, almost alt-country in some ways with vocals reminiscent of the Reid brothers from J&MC. This is a double vinyl album with not a single "filler" song on any disk.”
frequency13 · favourite track: I Don't Mind