The Choppy Bumpy Peaches’ Darjeeling is a rich alternative rock track that looks back to the days of psychedelic rock and even hints at 1960s folk. A contemplative instrumentation will hold up to repeat plays, while the guitar/drum dynamic is simply fantastic. The atmospheric vocals on Darjeeling set the stage for the jangly, haunting instrumentation. While each part of the band is working on its own contribution, I feel that the distinct elements are able to coalesce into something fantastic. Ultimately retro in its sound, Darjeeling is a track that will impress fans of all types of rock music.
The Choppy Bumpy Peaches – Darjeeling / https://soundcloud.com/thechoppybumpypeaches
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