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ELDER

“I FEEL LIKE there’s some sort of logical progression to everything that we’ve been doing, moving from the riff-heavy thing to exploring more open, psychedelic soundscapes and jammy, improvised kind of stuff,” Elder guitarist and vocalist Nicholas DiSalvo says. “The thing just kind of rolls on its own.”

The latest evolution in, a five-track salvo that straddles sludgy stoner rock with spaced-out psychedelic ruminations edging the foursome ever closer to our beloved realm.

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