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June 5, 2018

Las Rosas: “Tax Man”

By: Jack Anderson

Simmering up a stew of psych, garage, and pop rock, New York trio Las Rosas is no joke. These three have proved time and again that they can effortlessly deliver powerful psychedelic performances over the course of their five years and four releases together, and now’s the chance to catch the newest tunes here in town!

Just last month Las Rosas put out their latest release in the form of their sophomore full-length, entitled Shadow By Your Side, nine songs of nuanced 1960s-influenced psych rock. Las Rosas has been supporting Shadow By Your Side with a national tour, wrapping up this month with a return show in their hometown of Brooklyn, and you can see them perform tomorrow night at Hotel Vegas with Loteria, Lo Country and The Zoltars. Treat yourself right now with a single that’s certainly sentient of classic ’60s psych, considering it’s Revolver-esque title, “Tax Man”.

Jack Anderson (Host Monday-Wednesday 8-11pm, Saturday 6-10am)

[Photo Credit: Adela Loconte]


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