Continuing Revola's policy of digging up lost classics from the '60s, Euphoria offer soft focus, multilayered pop with a touch of kitchen sink so prevalent in its day. Pleasant, lysergically whimsical songs are set in a mode ranging from delicate folk to Area Code 615-type bluegrass to full sweeping orchestral dramas. It's remarkably seamless despite being recorded across three cities and two continents over 12 months. Yet A Gift From Euphoria is not simply a classic by virtue of obscurity?lovers of effectsladen psychedelic guitar will certainly not be disappointed.
Continuing Revola’s policy of digging up lost classics from the ’60s, Euphoria offer soft focus, multilayered pop with a touch of kitchen sink so prevalent in its day. Pleasant, lysergically whimsical songs are set in a mode ranging from delicate folk to Area Code 615-type bluegrass to full sweeping orchestral dramas. It’s remarkably seamless despite being recorded across three cities and two continents over 12 months. Yet A Gift From Euphoria is not simply a classic by virtue of obscurity?lovers of effectsladen psychedelic guitar will certainly not be disappointed.