Live at the Avalon

"Putting the 'old' in Oxford, the Oxford Circle's latest live album 'Live At The Avalon' takes us back to the swinging sixties in all its groovy glory. This record is like a time machine, transporting us to a time when flower power reigned supreme and tambourines were a necessary accessory. From the moment the opening chords of 'Painted Postcard' hit, you can almost smell the incense and hear the jingle of hippie beads. The band's psychedelic soundscapes are as dizzying as a bad trip, in the best possible way. Tracks like 'Foolish Woman' and 'You Should Be Glad' showcase the Oxford Circle's raw energy and undeniable charisma. Lead vocalist Paul Whaley's distinctive voice cuts through the haze like a lighthouse in a storm, guiding us through the band's sonic labyrinth. The interplay between the guitar and organ is as tight as a pair of skinny jeans, creating a sound that is both familiar and fresh. Live at The Avalon captures the essence of a bygone era, where peace, love, and rock and roll ruled the airwaves. So slip on your bell-bottoms, light some incense, and let the Oxford Circle take you on a psychedelic journey back to the summer of love. Groovy, baby, groovy."