Long Misty Days

The power-trio format evolves here into a lush, expansive sound. James Dewar provides a gritty anchor for the psychedelic leads that soar throughout the record. It captures a musician clearly hitting his stride in the mid-seventies.

The atmosphere is built on deep, fluid guitar playing. It represents a pivot toward a more experimental blues style that remains recognizable today. Through these arrangements, the band solidified a signature sound that feels both moody and deliberate.