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Psychedelic Chants Mazzy Star
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Brief introduction Although Mazzy Star was nominally a full band, they were basically the core duo of guitarist David Roback and singer Hope Sandoval with backing musicians. Mazzy Star began performing live on the underground music scene in the late 1980's. Despite the critical success of their first album and their rapidly growing cult following, Mazzy Star has remained a somewhat enigmatic presence on the contemporary music scene. The 1993 release of their second album So Tonight That I Might See, on Capitol Records, further reflected their diverse and experimental musical styles, both electric and acoustic. Mazzy Star much prefered the dark side of psychedelia, as exemplified by the most distended tracks of the Doors and the Velvet Underground. Fuzzy guitar workouts, with plaintive folky compositions. If psychedelic music had a voice in '90s post-punk, Mazzy Star may have been its strongest reincarnation. References: An unofficial website of Mazzy Star Lyrics: So Tonight That I Might See 1993 Background Music: Bells Ring |
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Stars' data Formed in 1990 Hope Sandoval: Vocals David Roback: Guitarist Styles Dream Pop, Adult Alternative Pop/Rock |
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Audios online
So Tonight That I Might See/She Hangs Brightly/Fade into You/Among My
Swan
at 9SKY
So Tonight That I
Might See
at
CDNOW
She
Hangs Brightly
at
CDNOW
Among
My Swan
at
CDNOW
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