L.A. Witch Format:LP (180g Electric Blue vinyl) Five of Cups opens with

Five of Cups opens with the title track

" a song that marries sultry pop vocals with toothy guitar riffs in a manner that would make Ann and Nancy Wilson proud

tugging it towards their distinct style like a slow orbit around the song's core feeling

” through the dub-inflected stomp and scorching fuzz of “La Estampida

The band would eventually condense their name to Cotton Jones and make a name for themselves in the indie world for their fusion of dreamy folk and psychedelic baroque pop

L.A. Witch Format:LP (180g Electric Blue vinyl) Five of Cups opens with+ REPRESS LIMITED TO 1500 WORLDWIDE ON 180G COKE BOTTLE GREEN The name is a partial misnomer. Though the band hails from Los Angeles, they do not partake in any sort of witchcraft. Yet their ability to conjure a specific time and place through their sound does suggest a kind of magic. On their eponymous debut album, L. A. Witchs reverb drenched guitar jangle and sultry vocals conjure the analog sound of a collectors prized 45 from some short lived