Biography
An unremarkable Canadian psychedelic group cut sides for Capitol toward the end of the 1960s. Jacket notes reveal sessions held in a Vancouver facility, pointing to roots in British Columbia. All songs were self-penned, and the music drew heavily from the San Francisco style through its flowing guitar textures, vocal harmonies, and intermittent country-folk lilt. On the Home Grown Stuff LP the standout cut remained "Someone Think," which moved between delicately melancholic psychedelic passages and searing, heavily distorted guitar breaks.
~ Richie Unterberger
~ Richie Unterberger
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