Blog: Doctor Mooney's 115th Dream

The Black Angels lifted their name from the Velvet Underground cut "The Black Angels Death Song" – their sound: stirring up the late 60s with threatening bolts of bleeding reverb and bone-chilling psychedelic tidal waves, sturdy as the hangman's rope. With two albums under their belts, Passover and Directions to See a Ghost , the Austin-based quintet signed to the iconic and recently re-launched Blue Horizon Records, setting free their highly anticipated Phosphene Dream . Produced by Dave Sardy, this set finds the band pushing and expanding, further into a new direction: [...]