On her latest release Alex E.T. slings her personal potion of dirty jangle, weavingswirling, crunching guitars with infectious melodies and high caliber, pop infusedsong-craft. The album marks a bold evolution in Alex E.T.'s sound-melding woozypsych-rock roots with punky energy and an uptempo edge.Color of Strange took shape after Alex opened for heavy-psych legend Dead Meadow,catching the attention of Brent Rademaker (Beachwood Sparks, Curation Records), whooffered his support. This connection led to collaborations with esteemed rock engineerEric Bauer (Ty Segall, Osees, Wand) and producer Ethan Miller (Heron Oblivion, Howlin'Rain, Comets on Fire), resulting in a dynamic, hi-fi album whose sound blends 60s and70s psychedelia, 80s paisley underground and post-punk, combined with sneaky nods to90s indie rock."Color of Strange is a rough-cut chunk of Los Angeles' grand musical myth in a bottle.The echoes of early Slash Records and LA's '80s psychedelic renaissance abound, not tomention a beautiful, gravity-defying voice blooming out of dirty jangle andfuzz-blasted guitars." - Producer Ethan Miller (Howlin' Rain, Heron Oblivion)
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On her latest release Alex E.T. slings her personal potion of dirty jangle, weavingswirling, crunching guitars with infectious melodies and high caliber, pop infusedsong-craft. The album marks a bold evolution in Alex E.T.'s sound-melding woozypsych-rock roots with punky energy and an uptempo edge.Color of Strange took shape after Alex opened for heavy-psych legend Dead Meadow,catching the attention of Brent Rademaker (Beachwood Sparks, Curation Records), whooffered his support. This connection led to collaborations with esteemed rock engineerEric Bauer (Ty Segall, Osees, Wand) and producer Ethan Miller (Heron Oblivion, Howlin'Rain, Comets on Fire), resulting in a dynamic, hi-fi album whose sound blends 60s and70s psychedelia, 80s paisley underground and post-punk, combined with sneaky nods to90s indie rock."Color of Strange is a rough-cut chunk of Los Angeles' grand musical myth in a bottle.The echoes of early Slash Records and LA's '80s psychedelic renaissance abound, not tomention a beautiful, gravity-defying voice blooming out of dirty jangle andfuzz-blasted guitars." - Producer Ethan Miller (Howlin' Rain, Heron Oblivion)
