Mandalai Lamas Oslo, Norway
Based in Oslo, Norway, Mandalai Lamas have undoubtedly brought the psychedelic sounds of the 60's into their recordings. With tambourines, tube amplifiers and a DIY attitude they lure you into a musical universe that draws inspiration from the acid fueled madness of Nuggets-era rock & roll. ... more
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What a strong debut album packed with a bunch of great songs. Highly recommend to everyone who likes the modern take on this kind of late 60s psych-rock.
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