Yale Alumni Band Crash Harmony Return From The 80s With Velour Goddess And New Album

Crash Harmony 
Velour Goddess 
Magic Door Records 
 
Bringing back the magic of their college days at Yale University, Crash Harmony have reunited to bring their catalogue to life. They made it pretty big back in the 1980s, drawing in crowds and making a name for themselves among their contemporaries. As with a lot of college bands, when graduation came around and life needed to be lived, the glue that held the music together begins to crumble. I don’t think any of the band were entirely happy with this, with dreams of the stage revisiting their memories over the last 30 years. They reformed in 2022 and enlisted some of the industry’s most influential professionals (Ray Ketchum, Magic Door Studios, Shameless Promotion PR) to bring an album into being. Their new album is now on the way and to start the party we get two new singles of which Velour Goddess is featured today.  
 
A cool guitar lick brings the feel of the day back to life as the drumming makes it all real. The guitars begin to strum, the bass adds tone and vibe, and the country-blues sound of the band rises. Classic rock with a hint of psychedelia, the music moves like a line-dance as roundabouts keep the time for children to take part. The vocal has a grunge edge, a husky timbre gives the music character and depth while the band expertly produce a soaring current of collaborative jamming and entertainment.  

Did you see them play in their early days? Leave a comment with your memories. 

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