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Samsara Joyride Vienna, Austria
What started at the beginning of 2020 with spontaneous jam sessions in a Viennese living room led within a few months into the locally produced “Stranger” EP. And those kindred spirits who soon agreed on the band name SAMSARA JOYRIDE continued to relish their melange between heavy-blooded seventies blues rock and the bone-dry psychedelic sounds of the 1990s. ... more
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