LIGHTNING BOLT - ride the skies LP Color:Baby Blue Sky The “slight disorientation” of working

The “slight disorientation” of working in less familiar environments mirrored their willingness to plunge headfirst into exploring new sonic territory together

Anderson’s composing is indelibly tied to her process of recording

or open-highway solos

but contained recordings from the years 1976 to 1980

Deep droners that Hubbard can chant and moan incantations atop of

LIGHTNING BOLT - ride the skies LP Color:Baby Blue Sky The “slight disorientation” of workingLightning Bolts Ride the Skies sees a true classic from the bands catalog back in print for the first time in a long time. Arguably the first album where the duo truly nailed their patented sound, Ride the Skies saw Lightning Bolt refine the auditory chaos of their self titled debut into something much more concise and direct, bulking out pieces with more muscular sonics without sacrificing the sheer velocity and wild energy that made their first