black sand – ‘Fragments of Time’ (2023)
The new Black Sand release, 'Fragments of Time' is just that, swirling leftover numbers from previous outings, giving rise to a smile, as I’ve been looking back over...
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black sand – ‘Daydream’ (2023)
Black Sand, fronted by Anthony Evans, New Zealand's master of light-handed lysergic cosmic bliss has filtered in a new extended play (under 30 minutes) offering that’s relentlessly tight,...
black sand – ‘Above the Clouds’ (2022)
Always an exciting event here in the southwest when Black Sand (Anthony Evans) filters a new set of wayward songs across the ether, songs filled with enchantment, numbers...
Black Sand – ‘Hypnotic Revolutions’ (2021)
Weighted just enough to hover above my Persian carpet like low hanging morning haze, 'Hypnotic Revolutions' opens with purposeful wasted slow danceable intoxicated bliss; this time caressing my...
The Black Sand – ‘Elevation’ (2020)
Returning with more psychedelic lullabies is Black Sand, hailing from New Zealand by way of the spaces between Saturn’s rings and other cosmic galaxies located deceptively deep within...
The Black Sand – ‘Kaleidoscope’ (2019)
Highly reverberant notes shimmer like distant memories, where our wayward wander’s vocals echo with the voice of a ghost from somewhere deep within the back of my mind,...
Black Sand – ‘Around the Sun’ (2019)
Anthony Evans floats in with his latest black sand album entitled Around the Sun, another in a wayward series of psychedelic lullabies, where this time out the music...
A Quiet Evening with Anthony Evans of ‘black sand’, by Jenell Kesler
Floating in from New Zealand, ‘black sand’ deliver a hypnotic series of fuzzed out sustained neo-psychedelic songs that are heavily washed in reverb and effects to enrapture and...
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Endless Blue (2018) The Black Sand passed so close to earth the other night, where like a vintage wayward satellite I could just about make out their reflection...
The Black Sand – ‘Into Forever’ (2018)
Black Sand has delivered perhaps their most contextual, evolving and softly haunting album to date, one filled with intoxicatingly delicious music that sits like jars of honey warming...