The Desert Furs Boulder, Colorado
The Desert Furs are a mesmerizing psychedelic rock and jam quartet based in Boulder County, CO. Formed in 2019 and drawing inspiration from the rich legacy of the 1960’s and 70’s psychedelic rock and funk, The Desert Furs weave a unique compositional tapestry of original songs with luscious tones, atmospheric textures, and inspired jamming much to the delight of their growing Colorado audiences. ... more
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A Color Map of the Sun
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This album is an absolute classic and the price is unbeatable for high quality listening. I wish more of Derek’s work was accessible through bandcamp, mainly Taking Up Your Precious Time. I’d love to see that pressed on CD or Vinyl at some point. Anyway, A Color Map of the Sun is well worth the $0.50. I highly recommend that you add it to your collection today!!!
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really good horror/mystical mixed samples that shake to the core. its actually hard to pick a favourite since most of it is fire
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Choice Tapes Vol. 5
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In Now Less Than Ever
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Thunderous, imposing shoegaze with thick, syrupy rivers of guitar and drifting, dreamlike vocals.
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Invisible Oranges had it right calling this record "shimmering." Light glinting off the leaves of the Appalachian foothills suffuses this record. Great songwriting that keeps you engaged even in repeating verses, and emotional chord choices that invoke that special, yearning kind of good melancholy. And kudos to the synth/keyboard work for being right on point, fleshing out the sound without taking over and getting corny.
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