Conspiracy of Owls is actually the side project of the legendary underground Detroit garage heroes The Go. After letting some psychedelia seep into a few of their previous albums, the band decided to indulge in the sound completely, and formed Conspiracy of Owls as a way to deliver it. And by psychedelia, I don't mean a reinterpretation of the '60s style a la garage filter like Ty Segall or The Fresh and Onlys. No, this album is a complete recreation of the stuff that was pouring out of a car's stereo set on AM radio in the '70s. In fact, if this music came on randomly somewhere, you would be asking who turned on the classic rock station. From: http://thecreativeintersection.blogspot.com/2010/12/album-review-conspiracy-of-owls-st.html
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