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About Psychedelic Sunrise
Product Description As leaders of the modern garage rock movement, The Chesterfield Kings deliver a sensory experience of psychedelic sight and sound that has earned them legions of fans worldwide. Their latest release is no exception - Psychedelic Sunrise is bursting with twelve original nuggets of mind blowing rock and roll. Liner notes by Andrew Loog Oldham. Mixed by Ed Stasium (The Ramones, Joe Strummer, Talking Heads). Psychedelic Sunrise was influenced by years of collecting, listening and studying every cool record from from the 70s, 60s, 50s and beyond. With influences that include blues, rockabilly, British invasion rock, and punk, the production style of the record reflects the band s love of music and their large arsenal of vintage instruments. Psychedelic Sunrise is the follow-up to the critically acclaimed 2003 release, The Mindbending Sounds Of The Chesterfield Kings - now available on Wicked Cool Records. Review "Very few bands match the Kings' mastery of '60s sounds, and this is a prime collection of originals that brilliantly evoke the period, including a couple of songs that you'd swear were Rolling Stones outtakes." --Ken Barnes, USA TODAY "The Chesterfield Kings 'Psychedelic Sunrise' hits like some great, lost '60s Stones album." --Jed Gottlieb, BOSTON HERALD "Garage legends The Chesterfield Kings drop their latest slab o' snarling, cortex-shearing tuneage on the public this coming September 18. The title, appropriately enough, is Psychedelic Sunrise, and the venue is none other than Wicked Cool Records, the label founded by Little Steven, aka Steve 'E Street Band' Van Zandt, aka Sylvio Dante from The Sopranos....The man holds then in such high regard that he has a special corner of his website set aside for them with photos, discography and a mini-history." --Fred Mills, HARP MAGAZINE
