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The Ironsides - Changing LightChanging Light is the debut full length from Bay Area collective The Ironsides, a richly cinematic psych soul record steeped in the language of 60s and 70s European film soundtracks and library music. Built with lush orchestral arrangements by New York maestro Lou King and brought to life by a cast of local jazz and classical musicians, the album moves like a slow, panoramic drive, with soaring horns, tremolo drenched guitars, deep soulful basslines,

this 1973 album is now back in its full

There’s a playful concept running through it all

Scenery is more than a genre gem—it’s essential listening for anyone who loves piano-led jazz at its most soulful and refined

with a heavy focus on ballads of the existential and deeply human sort

the visual hints at the album’s freshness and fearless spirit

Off World is framed by a striking trio of covers: a stark alienation anthem from Wipers

blaring horns

and Rogério Duprat

You’ve heard it even if you don’t know it: sampled by Madlib

twilight melancholy from a sleepless drive over a Nordic bridge

this third volume keeps the grooves tactile and the moods smoldering

the album moves like a series of dream sequences