Roseinstereo and the psychedelic half trance San Fran come on of "Spanish Bells"

 

"let your hands and feet drift away..."

"Spanish Bells" is a psychedelic trance state that feels like late 60's Haight Ashbury and the perfect thing for me this early Monday morning as I sit coffee. The band is Roseinstereo (aka Rose) and they do hail from San Francisco. The DIY affair made me think a bit of "Put the Lime in the Coconut" by Nilsson and other trippy tracks by Donovan. The song seems to tell a story in high about an encounter with a comely other and the band do share that they intended to write a "Donovan meets Norweigian wood song" and they have with (to me) a sort of folk country underbelly a lah The Allman Brothers (maybe). It is sleepy, drenched in patchouli oil and tie dye dreams.


-Robb Donker Curtius

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This is our third release on spotify. Recorded in our home studio. Classic psych rock vibe, with added percussion for a folk groove. Was trying to write a Donovan meets Norweigian wood song. Visual lyrics with folk style strumming on a bed of reverse delay to keep it trippy.