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Take some (Gary) glitter and mix it with a touch of West Coast spiritualism and you\u2019ve got White Arrows<\/span><\/a>\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0latest track, \u201cLeave It Alone.\u201d You can tell the psych-pop quintet is from Los Angeles from the sheer amount of dreamy synths and blissful reverb. A\u00a0chimerical\u00a0gem that shimmers as a standalone track, “Leave It Alone”\u00a0has the potential to make major radio waves as the weather turns warmer.<\/p>\n

Spanning decades and morphing influences from two very disparate cultural movements, White Arrows blends sunny 60s psych with 70s sparkle that makes for some pleasant, sunning-yourself music. It\u2019s sway-inducing and a touch mind-bending. And the only thing missing is a six-pack and a kiddie pool on the roof.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s also a twinkly track that\u2019s pure fun in all its fuzzy, glimmering glory. Drippy, trippy psych is nothing new for this band, but this new track is surprising in its glam influence, which adds an entirely different dimension to an already kaleidoscopic track.
\nUpbeat, energetic and distinctly reminiscent of an MGMT-esque anthem, \u201cLeave It Alone\u201d is a refreshing, conscious-altering exercise in grooving summer jams.<\/p>\n