Kingston, New York’s The
Grape and The Grain are stomp-
ing out a potent brew of gim-
mick-free rock and roll for a
good times celebration. Perhaps
influenced by their proximity to
Woodstock their song “Holy Rol-
lin” is an almost religious expe-
rience as it fuses a psychedelic,
swampy blues message into a
communal movement that you
will want to join.
Toronto’s Altar Eagles take
flight with their bold and brash
founder Erik Alcock leading the
charge. Their debut EP is called
a nice gooey psychedelic affair,
with real sentiments and emo-
tions, excellently written songs,
ear worms and hooks galore.
They just might be ready to soar!
Hailing from the United King-
dom Tree is set to take root and
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grow as they build their musi-
cal empire on the strength of
their fine new full-length album
The Bridge and The Mountain.
The powerful lead track “Hold
My Hand” is heartfelt and ab-
sorbing as it addresses the little
discussed trauma of adult lone-
liness and disconnection from
society. They are set to connect
with the masses with this one
and their massive arena rock
sound.
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