Pittsburgh, USA’s Erro, have a sound very much influenced by the rock of the ’60s and ’70s, as showcased by their first full-length album, Strawberry Moon.

By Graeme Smith

That’s apparent right from the echoing opening strains of Strawberry Moon. We get wistful guitar and delicate vocal harmonies throughout the album’s opener and title track and from there the nostalgic, Fleetwood Mac-esque nods blend nicely with modern edge. It’s a sound that’s easy to get lost in. You should certainly make some time for it.

Featuring only live instrumentation, Strawberry Moon was recorded in Pittsburgh. It features the talents of Nikki Stagel, Michael Gerver, Aparna Nair, Emma McLaughlin, Mike Zickefoose, Alex Shipley, and Nathan Bodnar, and was mixed and mastered by Matt Very at Very Tight Recordings. It’s out now and you can give it a listen below.

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