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Interview: Levitation Room

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  • Jason LeValley
  • March 28, 2025
  • 7:54 am

Interview: Levitation Room

In this interview with Levitation Room, the band delves into their musical journey, influences, and creative process. The conversation explores their roots in the Los Angeles music scene, where their signature blend of psychedelic rock and vintage sounds has earned them a devoted following. They discuss their early days, the formation of the band, and how their shared love for classic rock, garage, and experimental music shaped their sound.

The band members reflect on their songwriting approach, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and organic creativity. They share insights into their recording techniques, revealing a preference for analog equipment and warm, lo-fi textures that evoke a nostalgic yet fresh listening experience. Their latest projects, including recent album releases and upcoming music, are also discussed, highlighting their evolution as artists.

Throughout the interview, Levitation Room speaks candidly about the challenges and triumphs of being independent musicians, from navigating the industry to the joy of performing live. They recount memorable experiences on tour, fan interactions, and the communal spirit of the psychedelic rock scene.

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The discussion also touches on broader themes, including the role of music as a form of escapism and self-expression. The band members express their views on the modern state of psychedelic rock, its resurgence in contemporary music, and how they strive to keep the genre alive while putting their own spin on it.

With a mix of humor, sincerity, and passion, Levitation Room offers a compelling look into their world, providing fans with a deeper understanding of their artistry and vision.

 

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