Music so good it's timeless... you'll love it as much in ten years as you do right now. It's an album that actually smells of the desert, and you'll feel a weird, warm, dry wind while listening to it.

Featuring Alfredo Hern�ndez of Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age, and Ch�; Pete Stahl of Goatsnake, Wool, and The Earthlings?; and Mario Lalli of Fatso Jetson and The Desert Sessions, Orquesta del Desierto emerges from within the hell and wonder of the Mojave to redefine desert music, bringing together elements of rock, blues, and Latin music. Tympanic rhythms bounce through the Coachella Valley hills, bracing delicate, acoustic instrumentation and soaring, folk-flavored vocals. Written by producer Dandy Brown in Palm Springs, CA, OdD is performed by desert rock legends with help from The Enigmatic San Jacinto Horns. And although boasting a plethora of heavy rock notables, this project is something entirely different - a twist of folk, a dose of mellow pop, and permeated with the soul and anguish evoked by a man-made paradise rising in the heart of a wasteland.

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