Muse Chronicle

Legends of the Seven Golden Vampires is a very unique producer duo from England, Rickmansworth born in the early 2000s. The duo is made up of Luke and Nick. Their songs draw inspiration from a multitude of genres that shaped the sounds of today and they blend it so perfectly that they never miss a groove. Their sound travels across eras as in, from the 60s, they capture the essence of Funk and Disco and also the New Wave Postpunk of the 70s and 80s. They also induce the flavours of Chicago House, Detroit Techno, UK Rave and Jungle Scenes from the 90s. The duo works with the aim to captivate listeners of all kinds. As their music is so vast and immersive, almost everyone finds a way to relate to it. What they are creating is not just music, but our rich musical heritage relived and a movement that brings back the charm of electronic music.

“The duo has successfully pushed the boundaries of genres with their punchy yet intimate music pieces. The range of their LP ‘Psychedelic Soul & Trash Vol.3’ is incredible.”

‘Psychedelic Soul & Trash Vol.3’ is a collection of songs that bud from a fusion experiment. Legends of the Seven Golden Vampires, the duo known for their revolutionary sound that infuses the power of rock in electronic grooves are back at it like a bad habit. Each song brings a new energy and electrifying melodies and meld into the listener’s hearts and awakens the latent rage that most of us contain in ourselves. The project dropped this Halloween and is poised to take over your playlists. The LP is a beautiful soundscape that captures many various genres right in one place. The sampling work on the LP is incredible and it keeps the vintage vibe alive. The duo has also crafted pop songs with the help of their music friends like James Arkin (EMF) and Eliot Foster (Good Cop). According to Nick Foster, the album is a musical exploration. An exploration that dives deep into their influences from Garage Rock, Psychedelia, Soul, Retro pop and Funk. The duo has successfully created a project that can appeal to the masses and at the same time stand out on its own due to its varied musical influences.

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