Description
Back in 2012, a 12” slipped out with little fanfare that introduced a new transatlantic trio: Paqua. That record, the hazy, low-slung psychedelic rock masterpiece ‘Dinosaur Zappa’ was merely a taster; a year later, the trio followed it up with ‘Late Train’, a dub-soaked Balearic rock chugger that went on to become an anthem at open-air parties around the globe. Three years on from announcing their attentions, Paqua are ready to unveil their debut album, Akaliko, a Buddhist word meaning “timeless”. It’s an apt description for an album that bristles with sun-kissed beauty, fuzzy guitars, impeccable instrumentation and far-sighted late night charm.
