This 1968 album from the Swedish psychedelic collective captures a band finding its footing, blending folk rock sensibilities with a developing experimental edge. It serves as a fascinating document of a unique communal music project.
- The album was released on Silence Records, a label founded by the group's members.
- The record was recorded in a rural commune setting, which influenced its raw and organic sound.
- Despite its experimental nature, the album gained a cult following among fans of psychedelic and underground music.
International Harvester was a Swedish commune that played psychedelic rock and folk rock. They were known for their experimental sound and political engagement.
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