EL PERRO (RADIO MOSCOW) - Hair of ... NEW PRESSING ON LTD ED ORANGE VINYL!

CLEAR ORANGE VINYL PRESSING featuring PARKER GRIGGS of RADIO MOSCOW!

“Coming towards the end of the nine-song journey, is possibly one of the best Blues-riffed Stoner Rock explosions in the history of modern rock quite literally. Griggs’ lead guitar is in absolute rare form and exemplifies some of the best playing I have ever heard from him—ever.” – TONE Scott / GOLDMINE

EL PERRO is a brand new band led by guitarist/vocalist/songwriter/producer Parker Griggs of RADIO MOSCOW. The band's debut album, "Hair Of El Perro", takes heavy psychedelic rock as a starting point but jams into more syncopated territory, spicing its sound with Latin rhythms and hints of Funkadelic-style grooves. You could say that EL PERRO plays psychedelic funk rock, and you wouldn't be wrong.

The Radio Moscow guitarist has a new sound, and it's got one hell of a groove, inspired by digging deep into the crates and the freedom to really cut loose on guitar. – Joshua M. Miller / GUITAR WORLD

Hair Of… is a burner that stands out for engaging with funk as it does and winding up neither in a mire of cultural appropriation nor a retread of past ideas. It sounds fresh, and so it is. And one imagines that, taken to the stage, these songs are all the more powerful, swinging and swaggering. – The OBELISK

With apologies to Jon Spencer, this band should be called Parker Griggs Blues Explosion as the singer/guitarist delivers brimstone-and-fire, heavy psychedelic blues rock with spit and swagger. – THE BIG TAKEOVER

Volume knobs, rattletrap drums and then pure supersonic venom all figure in Black Days, the delicious twelve-minute epic that winds up the record: the dip to a squiggly bass-and-drums interlude sets up a memorable duel on the way out. – NEW YORK MUSIC DAILY

Mixing thick ‘70s funk guitar with Daptone-level soul grooves and ferocious, serrated vocals, El Perro’s latest single ‘Breaking Free’ encapsulates the vision of [Parker] Griggs and El Perro. The heady combination of psych-rock, funk, Latin rock, and soul come together in one blistering wave of shredding. Indeed, this may be a new direction for the Radio Moscow musician, but it is still 100% cranked guitar rock at the core.” – GLIDE MAGAZINE