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The Devil's Radio By Lax​á​. Psychedelic. For Doors or Creedence Clearwater Revival fans.

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As darkness fell on a Sunday night, an underground four-piece band quietly infiltrated a deserted theater, their gear in tow, under the watchful eye of a fan-turned-night watchman. This was their chance to etch their sound into the hallowed halls of one of the city's most storied venues, recording "The Devils' Radio" in secrecy.

Past performers had left their mark on this stage, but tonight belonged to Laxá, though their presence was known to none.

Under a single spotlight, they unleashed their music, recording directly into the theater's PA system. A great instrumental track with a really nice and unique sound filled the fabled room, each note resonating with precision and passion. The organ, masterfully played, danced across the soundstage with cool panning techniques, weaving its melody into the fabric of the composition. Super dreamy guitars completed the sonic tapestry, their ethereal tones painting a picture of mystery and intrigue.

As the song unfolded, it invoked a cinematic quality, reminiscent of something you'd hear in a Quentin Tarantino film during an epic scene. Its energy and vibe were reminiscent of a modern Doors or Creedence Clearwater Revival, where psychedelic sound meets post-rock sensibilities.

Hours passed like fleeting whispers, and soon, their clandestine session was over. With gear loaded back into their van, they vanished into the night, leaving behind only the echoes of their music.

But now, the results of their secret endeavor were available for all to hear. A really sweet tune, indeed, it resonated with listeners, capturing the essence of a moment born in secrecy yet destined for greatness.

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from LAXÁ, released March 19, 2021

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Jeremias Langsämmer / Laxá / Siegfried Jünger / These Guitars Say Sorry. Washington

Composer from England, now working in the Pacific Northwest.

Producing classical, ambient, soundtracks, baroque pop and EDM as well as instrumental post-rock and guitar based music under the identities of Jeremias Langsämmer, Siegfried Jünger, Laxá and These Guitars Say Sorry. ... more

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