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LSD and The Search For God – Heaven Is A Place (DELUXE EDITION, BLUE DREAM VINYL] – New 12"

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LSD and The Search For God – Heaven Is A Place (DELUXE EDITION, BLUE DREAM VINYL] – New 12"2025 issue, originally released 2016. Heaven Is a Place by LSD and the Search for God "Almost nine years to the day since the release of their first, self titled EP, LSD and the Search for God dosed us once again with their blissful Heaven Is a Place 12" EP. In the time between LSD records the band remained busy writing, recording, and performing, with this EP capturing a snapshot in time soon after the additions of Ryan Lescure and Ricky Maymi (Brian

2025 issue, originally released 2016.


"Almost nine years to the day since the release of their first, self-titled EP, LSD and the Search for God dosed us once again with their blissful Heaven Is a Place 12" EP. In the time between LSD records the band remained busy writing, recording, and performing, with this EP capturing a snapshot in time soon after the additions of Ryan Lescure and Ricky Maymi (Brian Jonestown Massacre). They've been perfecting their lucid live show up and down the U.S. West Coast and on tours across the U.S. and Canada.  LSD twice toured the U.S. with legendary Creation Records band The Telescopes, with Liszt, Fifield, and Maymi doing double-duty each night, performing as members of both LSD and The Telescopes. This collaboration led to The Telescopes’ recording project in Los Angeles that resulted in two records: the acclaimed EP, Harm (Neon Sigh 2014), and a 7” single, Thrown (Genjing Records 2015).  Over the years, LSD and the Search for God’s cult-like following within the underground psych/space/shoegaze community has remained as passionate as ever, and this new EP picks up where they last left off—then blasts off for parts unknown. “Heaven,” “(I Don't Think That We Should) Take It Slow,” and “Elizabeth” showcase the band at their best—swirling, reverb-drenched guitar chords, intertwined with shimmering male/female vocals—while “Outer Space” and “Without You” slow it down a bit and throw hazy, psychedelic guitar riffs into the mix. The obvious comparison to the Creation Records sound in its heyday is appropriate, yet LSD have definitely taken that noise and made it all their own.  LSD and the Search for God are ready to solidify their rightful place as the sonic harbingers of blissed-out rock 'n’ roll!" --Deep Space Recordings 

Chris Fifield ~ guitar
Sophia Campbell ~ vocals
Ryan Lescure ~ bass
Ricky Maymi ~ drums
Andy Liszt ~ guitar, vocals

All songs written, recorded, mixed and produced by heavengoing
Lyrics for "Elizabeth" written with Sophia

Engineered and recorded with Liam Nelson, Peter Jensen, and Ron Guensche
Mixed with Ron Guensche at New Future Vintage
Mastered by Tommy Dietrick at Sky Lab Studio
Artwork by Christine Nguyen

Special thanks to Caleb Rush, Randall Nieman, Jeff Ware, Jeff Lee, Kuniko Vroman, Christine Nguyen
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