Quicksand's 'Bring On The Psychics' Album Drops

0:00On April 23rd, Quicksand just dropped news of their first album in five years. Bring on the psychics, hitting shelves July 17th on equal vision. Records. The New York Post-Harcourt Trio guitarist and vocalist, Walter Schrifles, bassist and vocalist Sergio Vega, and drummer Alan Cage are bridging there. Classic 90s heaviness with fresh experimental vibes. Produced and mixed by John Markson over 10 days, it's a reinvention of the sound they helped define. They've already shared a music video for the opener get to it, directed by Jesse Korman, plus a stream of regenerate. The album draws from a Carl Sagan quote, with Schrifles reflecting on his past through today's lens, blending hook-driven riffs, shoegays' layers, tight bass grooves, and even a breezy ballad that nods to their psychedelic side. These guys shaped Post-Harcourt back in 1990, rising from bands like guerrilla biscuits and youth of today. Their 90s major label classics, slip in 1993, and manic compression in 1995, set the

1:03bar before they split, then, reunited in 2012 for more acclaimed records. On this one, expect technical flair from Vega's locked in lines and Cage's dynamic beats, stretching into Pink Floyd territory without losing that. Quick sand crunch. The full track list runs 10 songs from heavy starters to expansive closers. Meanwhile, they're hitting the road this spring and summer, almost kicking off April 26th at Rough Trade in New York, then tearing through Europe at festivals like Rock for People and Nova Rock. Fans are buzzing. This return feels like a full evolution, ready to light up stages worldwide. Stay tuned with music news today, AI-powered updates.