The Black Angels - Wilderness of MirrorsThe best music reflects a wide screen view of the world back at us, helping distill the universal into something far more personal. Since forming in Austin in 2004, The Black Angels have become standard bearers for modern psych rock that does exactly that, which is one of many reasons why the groups new album, Wilderness of Mirrors, feels so aptly named. In the five years since the bands prior album, Death Song, and the two plus years spent working on

tracks that underscore a sense of musical ambition that's often downright prog-centric

and Deep Purple ("It Ain't over 'Till It's Done")

Diab’s hands

with two fledgling shows in late 2019 to their name before festival appearances at the likes of Bluedot

Indica (Pye Corner Audio Remix – GLOK Re-edit)

New Grass helped break down the unnecessary walls dividing genres and revealed music’s potential freedoms

Ty Segall) in his Los Angeles home studio

Kember has recorded as Spectrum and E

Knowing Me

The twelve track album features previous singles ‘Close But Not Quite’ (ft Sampha)

Roy Ayers describes the experience saying

The release includes the re-mastered original album first released on CD for the 25th anniversary in 2007