Formed by Joey Dussault, Matt Dwyer, and Aaron Swartz, Brooklyn band Bard’s Flying Vessel owes as much of their influence to the garage rock basements of Boston as they do to John Carpenter films. Having become friends in college in Boston, over the years the three moved to Brooklyn and began jamming together. The rest, as they say, is history.

Out of the forest and onto the dusty plains, "Nightfall Generator", the newest release from the lads of Bard’s Flying Vessel, has a vast, natural sound – like a tequila sunset dipping behind a big ass mesa. Inspired by trips to the Moab Desert and Sergio Leone Westerns, the Brooklyn-based quintet mix twangy guitar riffs with driving percussion, blending the whole trip together with their always dreamlike harmonies. If the first BFV album called to mind images of wood elves and sorcery, then "Nightfall Generator" is a wind chime twinkling behind a Conestoga wagon. Throw another log on the fire, my friends, the night is not over yet…

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