Aleppo Pine Barcelona, Spain
"Holy Picnic is the debut album from psychedelic folksters Aleppo Pine who came together in Barcelona during 2008 and who
place their music in the context of inspiration from Fairport Convention, Pink Floyd and Soft Machine. Submerge inside the occult among folk, psychedelia and rock.
The landscape transforms all around you"
Hawkwind's biographer, Ian Abrahams
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