TOP BEST HITSMother Mary’s Homemade Marmalade By RADIO VISION
The swelling organ chords fade in like a dream awakening, triggering waves of nostalgia and transporting the listener to another place and time. As lead guitarist Ben Stephenson’s liquid lead lines enter the fray, winding and winding like a roller coaster through soundscapes both familiar and unknown, a euphoric sense of discovery takes hold. This is no ordinary song—it is a full-blown psychedelic experience, a journey through uncharted territories.
Such is the transformative power of \"Mother Mary’s Homemade Marmalade,\" the new single from vigorous rock outfit Radio Vision. Headed by guitarist/vocalist Stephenson and rounding out their ranks with Bassist Derek Keller, Rhythm Guitarist Haji Habiju, and Drummer Brandon Mervyn, Radio Vision has established itself as a vanguard of the modern neo-psychedelic movement with its swirling textures and tendencies toward exploration. On \"Mother Mary’s Homemade Marmalade,\" the band pulls out all the stops, crafting a sprawling soundscape that feels as boundless and mysterious as the far reaches of outer space.
Fuzzed-out fretwork forms the core of the song, snaking through the stereo field with a fluidity reminiscent of a legendary guitar hero. Behind that, the rhythm guitarist and bassist lay down a deep, dragging rhythm that oozes with a sensual heaviness. But it’s the drummer's deft, dynamic fills that really send the song high into transcendence, propelling the jam with full psych-rock. Together, the instrumental interplay weaves a sort of musical magic carpet ride, transporting mind and body on a hallucinatory voyage without comparison.
The riffs curve and bend like clouds drifting serenely across a bright blue sky, moment to moment transformations keeping the listener constantly guessing at what marvelous new shape the song might take next. It’s the perfect sonorous complement to the guitarist's electric explorations, grounding the heady flights of guitar wizardry within a placid yet pliable framework.
In sum, \"Mother Mary’s Homemade Marmalade\" accomplishes nothing less than resurrecting the revolutionarily exploratory spirit of the psychedelic rock forefathers. It delivers the goods like none other.
Spin it loud with eyes closed, and feel the gears of perception slip beautifully into a higher sync. This is a five-star psychedelic rock for the body and soul, a heady swirl that leaves no doubt as to why the late 60s loom so large in our collective rearview. Do yourself a favor and take the journey— stream this new single, and follow the band to always stay updated. Rock on.