The Spyrals – Dream Believin’ – All Metal Everything

“The Spyrals new album, Retrograde, harkens back to their earliest sounds while stepping into the future. After over a decade of releasing music, Jeff Lewis finds the throughline to what makes The Spyrals. It’s loud, live and real. After self-recording multiple albums in practice studios and garages, the band entered Station House studio in Echo Park, Los Angeles in early 2024. Coming out of months of jamming, the band carved out a collection of songs. From blues vamps to spaced-out bliss, the psychedelic roots shine through on the group’s fifth LP. Formed in San Francisco in 2009, the early formation of The Spyrals was known for their live performances. Playing around the Bay Area in the fertile SF scene, they gained notoriety with support from Aquarius Records Store in the Mission District and other SF staples. The 2012 self-titled record solidified the band’s reputation as purveyors of West Coast psych rock. Followed by Out of Sight and The Curse, Lewis relocated to Los Angeles. In 2020, Same Old Line was recorded with a new lineup and released with Fuzz Club Records. The album was well received by critics and fans and added a more prominent country and blues sound to the band’s catalog. With the addition of Georgia Feroce on keyboard/bass and vocals in 2021, a new sound started to develop. After touring with drummer Dash Borinstein and hours of recorded jamming the trio was ready to record.“

The latest single from The Spyrals’s new album Retrograde, this track marks a fresh momentum for the West Coast rock band. With their newest album having only been released a couple of days ago, now is the perfect time to dive into this dreamy garage rock, with Dream Believin’ as the perfect first taste. Boasting a classic 70’s rock sound, this track keeps you ear on the band’s technical prowess and ability to really vibe with their own creation. With over 4.4K views on Youtube in just a week, the accompanying music video for Dream Believin’ focuses mainly on the band’s instrumental presence and takes a straightforward DIY approach.

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