Mystery Lights - Purgatory indie creating what he calls ‘highlife

creating what he calls ‘highlife jazz’

featuring the peerless Babies

broke out in the late 80s and early 90s as one half of the duo with DJ Polo

Jacket is signed

and Tsukasa Betto’s precise

Mystery Lights - Purgatory indie creating what he calls ‘highlifeThe Mystery Lights return with their most ambitious offering to date. With Wayne Gordon back in the producer's chair, the group delivers an eclectic mix of real deal psychedelia, punk, art rock, and even a splash of country via the Kinks(y) pop earworm "I'm Sorry I Forgot Your Name". The psychedelic highlights of the album, "Purgatory", "Cerebral Crack" and "Can't Sleep Through the Silence", are dark and trippy, landing somewhere between the guitar