Melbourne rock trio All The Colours have today released their second studio record Vol 2 which you can check out right here at theMusic.com.au.
The new album was recorded over just one week at the iconic Rancho De La Luna in Joshua Tree, California, which has seen a number of the world's biggest rock acts record there, including Foo Fighters and Queens Of The Stone Age.
Commenting on the build up to the new release the band said, "It was a culmination of months of writing in Melbourne in a sacred space once destroyed, twice abandoned, and 5 solid weeks of pre-production/slumming-it in Silver Lake, L.A."
"It really is an incredible place, we had no trouble throughout the album process finding inspiration. Just sitting around outside in the sun during breaks we would come up with new chord progressions and song ideas, it all just flowed so naturally in that environment. It has something to do with the magnitude of space in the desert, there is a certain divine silence where ideas can be plucked from, you just need to tap into it."
Vol 2 is already being called a breakthrough record for the band — give it a listen in full below.
