The Warlocks - Songs From A Pale Eclipse (Red Vinyl)
The mesmerizing 2016 studio album from L.A.’s premiere psych rock band, The Warlocks, offers some of founder/vocalist Bobby Hecksher's most captivating compositions in years!
Features the hypnotic "Lonesome Bulldog,” plus the subtly seductive album opener "Only You," and a woozy ode to alcohol in “Drinking Song!"
Spin magazine praised "Lonesome Bulldog" for its "distant, drowning percussion and jangling guitar interludes!"
Features the hypnotic "Lonesome Bulldog,” plus the subtly seductive album opener "Only You," and a woozy ode to alcohol in “Drinking Song!"
Spin magazine praised "Lonesome Bulldog" for its "distant, drowning percussion and jangling guitar interludes!"
The mesmerizing 2016 studio album from L.A.’s premiere psych rock band, The Warlocks, offers some of founder/vocalist Bobby Hecksher's most captivating compositions in years!
Features the hypnotic "Lonesome Bulldog,” plus the subtly seductive album opener "Only You," and a woozy ode to alcohol in “Drinking Song!"
Spin magazine praised "Lonesome Bulldog" for its "distant, drowning percussion and jangling guitar interludes!"
Features the hypnotic "Lonesome Bulldog,” plus the subtly seductive album opener "Only You," and a woozy ode to alcohol in “Drinking Song!"
Spin magazine praised "Lonesome Bulldog" for its "distant, drowning percussion and jangling guitar interludes!"
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The mesmerizing 2016 studio album from L.A.’s premiere psych rock band, The Warlocks, offers some of founder/vocalist Bobby Hecksher's most captivating compositions in years!
Features the hypnotic "Lonesome Bulldog,” plus the subtly seductive album opener "Only You," and a woozy ode to alcohol in “Drinking Song!"
Spin magazine praised "Lonesome Bulldog" for its "distant, drowning percussion and jangling guitar interludes!"
Features the hypnotic "Lonesome Bulldog,” plus the subtly seductive album opener "Only You," and a woozy ode to alcohol in “Drinking Song!"
Spin magazine praised "Lonesome Bulldog" for its "distant, drowning percussion and jangling guitar interludes!"
