Rock · US · Active since 2000

The Quarter After

Shimmering twelve-string guitars and lush vocal harmonies that bridge the gap between 1966 Laurel Canyon and modern indie psych. Warm, sun-drenched, and timeless.

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The Quarter After sounds like a lost reel from a 1967 recording session that somehow found its way into a modern Los Angeles studio. It is a world of bright, chiming Rickenbacker guitars, steady tambourine rhythms, and vocal harmonies so tight they feel like a single, multi-layered instrument. The music carries a specific weightlessness, floating on a cloud of analog reverb that feels both nostalgic and vital.

What truly sets them apart is their commitment to the 'jangle.' While many neo-psychedelic bands lean into heavy distortion or electronic experimentation, the Campanella brothers double down on clarity and melody. They capture the specific intersection of folk-rock earnestness and psychedelic curiosity, prioritizing the songcraft of the Byrds over the sprawling jams of their contemporaries.

Start with their self-titled debut if you want to hear the blueprint of the modern Paisley Underground revival. It is the perfect companion for a long drive during the golden hour, providing a soundtrack that makes the world look a little more saturated and feel a little more profound.

Our Catalog1 Album · 2005
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