You take off for a journey into the history of psychedelic music with all the timeless virtues of this genre. Tunes have room to breathe, solos have time to develop, the singer tells a story, and you as a listener have plenty of opportunities to mantra around - mind tripping with no drugs needed. Liquid Visions are quite inventive in reawakening the old fame of psychedelic music in a very fresh and exciting way.

Liquid Visions draw their influences from a specific point in time � that crazy, LSD-soaked era when you could just plug in and go and figure out what you�re playing later on, after you�ve come down. On top of the Doors/Floyd connection, there�s also an early Alice Cooper/Glen Buxton vibe to it as well (well, without the shock theatrics) � y�know, that gritty garage style of rock that was solid without being flashy. On top of this, Liquid Visions have the same mastery of hooks that makes bands like Mammoth Volume and Dexter Jones� Circus Orchestra so damn good.

~Read reviews of this album?
~Post your own review?