“Austin psych-rock band's third LP finds them peeling back the psychedelic murk and tempering their bad vibes with a hint of flower-power homage.”
“The third album from this Austin quintet is a pysch-rock salvo that evokes a variety of freaky images: gnarly opium dens, paisley-clad go-go dancers, the acid-trip scene from Easy Rider. Phosphene Dream kicks off with a storm of tremolo guitars and zombie-croon vocals called "Bad Vibrations" and moves on to doomy cuts like the Velvet […]”
