LIVE IN THE MOJAVE DESERT is out now everywhere
- annajleong
- May 14, 2021
- 1 min read
"Live In The Mojave Desert", which we recorded (and filmed) late last year under the wide open sky of the high California desert is officially out today on vinyl/CD on Giant Rock Records and also streaming/digital from Nuclear Blast! Enjoy!!! šµššæšš“š š„ššµ
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Alright, Mojave desert rock goodness, here we go! That vast open sky really lends itself to a certain sound, doesn't it? I bet the stars were incredible during the recording. It really makes you think about space and time, right? Oh, it sounds amazing blasting from my speakers. Let me tell you about the time when I was putting on a local gig. I had equipment issues. The sound system was completely messed up at the last moment. This reminded me of that chaos and the sheer panic. Luckily, a friend saved the day. He had a spare amp, maybe he was a huge Friday Night Funkin fan. Now, I have learnt a lesson.