Bowes Road Band’s “Grass is Grass” takes listeners on a mesmerizing journey to the heart of psychedelic folk, beautifully capturing the essence of the ’70s era. With an enchanting blend of folk melodies and soul-soothing vocals, the track offers a delightful retreat into the past, evoking a sense of nostalgia and wonder.
The song opens with ambient sounds and a whimsical whistle, instantly setting a laid-back and dreamy atmosphere. As the strummed guitar and heartfelt vocals take center stage, the track envelops the listener in a lovely 70’s vibe that feels both familiar and fresh. The nostalgic charm of the music is reminiscent of classic folk-rock legends, making it a delightful revival of the golden era.
“Grass is Grass” is a part of Bowes Road Band’s psych-folk masterpiece, “Back in the HCA,” originally released in 1973 by a group of London design students. Despite only having fifty copies pressed, the album’s recent discovery in a Berlin flea market has brought it back into the spotlight, rekindling interest in this hidden gem.