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Allah-Las’ second album, Worship The Sun, expands on the sound established by their maiden effort, honing their fusion of West Coast garage rock and roll, Latin percussion and electric folk. As richly textured and timeless as a Southern California beach break, the songs are evocative of Los Angeles’ storied past. Worship The Sun is at once the perfect soundtrack for the greatest surf film never made and for a golden hour drive through Topanga Canyon. Yet, while grounded in the Southern California experience, the appeal of the album is not limited by locale. It is a teenage symphony to the sun, for all those who know its grace.

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Worship The Sun ‎(LP, Album, Gat). Innovative Leisure Records, Innovative Leisure Records. Here on their second album, we find the Allah Las still awash in the Lysergic Ocean, though perhaps deep into the more reflective part of their trip. beaming with crystal clarity, brilliant jangling guitars, melodic melodies, sustained harmonies, and laden with with mysterious lyrics. Again, it’s hard to believe that this release wasn’t recorded in the mid 60’s, going head to head with AM Radio singles like The Beach Boys Good Vibrations. While the songs still ease their way into your subconscious, on Worship the Sun, the boys have added a bit more texture, and in doing so, have revealed.

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Worship the Sun. Allah-Las. Produced by Dan Horne. Album Worship the Sun. Worship the Sun Lyrics. I don't know What I see I believe And I know where I belong Cause I worship the sun. My vision is clear There is nothing to decide I'll stay in the light Or let life pass me by For I am a notion An old familiar sound I know that one day I just won't be around.

Allah Las’s new record Worship the Sun semi-effectively conveys the sun drenched Californian landscape. It’s warm and lively west coast garage rock vibe creates a chilled atmosphere that soothes the soul. It’s solem pace is really easy to fall asleep to because it’s passive energy never changes. But too much of anything is a bad thing, and the amount of influences Allah Las takes advantage of is ridiculous. If the guitars were too harsh or abrasive, then the whole chill west coast vibe Allah Las were going for would have been ruined. But it would have given the album the musical diversity it so desperately needs. The guitar solos while never flashy are still a welcomed change of pace that break up the monotonous nature of most of the tracks. Matthew Correia’s drumming serves as the backbone to all the songs, although his technique is rather basic at best.