Elf Power
Elf Power

I’m writing this from a position of almost complete ignorance. This is not unusual; virtually all of my opinions are formed lying supine like a scente...

The nostalgia that Athens, Ga. Elf Power evokes has a bit to do with leader Andrew Rieger’s pastoral scenes, a world mostly absent of modernity’s conc...

There’s a certain mystical quality about Elf Power’s 10th studio release. I’ve found albums like this before. Somehow, they have a sort of medieval un...

Like so many other bands from the Elephant 6 collective or from the perpetually blooming Athens scene, Elf Power has spent the bulk of its musical car...

The whole notion of the “psychedelic” cultural scene that first bloomed in the mid-1960s is firmly anchored in a vast history of sharply divided opini...

When a veteran band like Athens, Georgia psych-poppers Elf Power opt to self-title an LP it tends to suggest either a return to form or a total reinve...

Elf Power are far from rookies on the indie rock scene. After sixteen years and ten full length albums it must be difficult to find inspiration and k...