Muse Chronicle

On their album “Rabbit Hole,” Ruby Topaz, a gifted musician, captures the spirit of 1960s psychedelic rock. It’s a good album that honours the classic era and features unrivalled instrumental variety, powerful rock guitars, and trippy rhythm effects. It is without a doubt an exciting experience to embark with Ruby Topaz.

” Your mind and spirit are stimulated as Ruby Topaz takes you on a euphonious journey.”

“Rabbit Hole,” the album’s opening song, is played first. Unexpectedly, a sitar makes an entry to this lovely song with rock guitars! With these elements, a high-pitched singer commands the mic and creates an endearing connection with the instruments. The next melodies, like the folk-rock, have more information about that.

The next melody “Be My love,” with its swinging guitar riffs and timeless rhythm, exudes the mood of bygone hits.
In the end, each melody is laced with charming nostalgia and will appeal to both boomers and members of Generation Z.
The music of Ruby Topaz should be exactly up your alley if you’re looking for a fantastic take on the psychedelic rock subgenre.

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