The Lunar Effect – Sounds Of Green And Blue: Album News

By At The Barrier on 17th January 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

News of the new album from The Lunar Effect set for release in April.

UK psychedelic and stoner outfit The Lunar Effect are set to release their new album Sounds Of Green And Blue on 12th April 2024 on Svart Records, a label a platform for artists who defy conventions, push the boundaries of their respective genres, and break out of the underground.

The Lunar Effect, sonic architects known for their gravitational pull of fuzzy, snarling riffs and psychedelic visions, proudly announce the release of their latest album, Sounds Of Green And Blue, available to pre-order now through Svart Records. the album is teased as a galactic journey through sound that showcases The Lunar Effect’s evolution and marks a pivotal chapter in their musical odyssey.

Sounds Of Green And Blue sees The Lunar Effect expanding their sonic scope and blending all the elements and eras of Classic Rock into their own unique vision. The album is a testament to their musical growth and willingness to explore new territories while maintaining the brooding vintage sound that defines them. Each track is propelled into orbit by the low-end buzz of distorted chords, powerful enough to blow the moon dust off your amp.

The first single from the album, Pulling Daisies, is a bristling sojourn that encapsulates the band’s celestial rock influences. The track combines classic Blues tones, fuzzy guitars, swirling ethereal vocals, and a dusty, hypnotic rhythm that transports listeners from the past into a screaming, paisley, future wonderland. Pulling Daisies sets the controls for the heart of the moon, showcasing The Lunar Effect’s ability to craft immersive musical experiences.

From the heyday of The Beatles, Floyd, Zeppelin and Sabbath to newer artists like Graveyard, Radio Moscow and Red Fang, The Lunar Effect have created a masterclass in Psychedelic Rock that takes you firmly by the collar. With a palette that also includes shades of the 90s Grunge scene like Nirvana and Soundgarden into their heady mix, The Lunar Effect paint their own trippy world, where genres blur into their unique brew of heart-felt space rock.

Here’s Pulling Daisies: