Search - Squires of the Subterrain :: Big Boy Pete Treats

Deemed "too far-out" by English Publishers when pop prelate Pete Miller penned them in the mid- and late 1960s, these songs now gain a long-overdue debut thanks to a collaboration between Miller and neo-pop unit The Squires of the Subterrain. After more than 30 years, these songs do more than evoke an era of lava lamps, Hindu visuals and paisley skies. They extend the pop continuum, showing that "psychedelic pop" is not an artifact frozen in another time, but a living, vital tradition.