Musical project led by Stephen McBean, described in reviews as an open collective of Vancouver-area collaborators and often considered a side-project of Black Mountain.

Debut album released in 2004. Reviews note influences and references to sixties psychedelia, Velvet Underground, Jesus and Mary Chain, Phil Spector and occasional stoner/new-wave touches. The debut features a cover of Joy Division's "Atmosphere" noted by reviewers.

DeBaser reviewers praise Pink Mountaintops as Stephen McBean's open collective exploring sixties psychedelia, Velvet Underground moods and lush pop arrangements. Debut noted from 2004; key albums reviewed include Axis of Evol, Outside Love and The Pink Mountaintops. Reviewers highlight craft, eclectic influences and a notable cover of Joy Division's "Atmosphere".

For:Fans of psychedelic rock, indie pop and listeners familiar with Stephen McBean / Black Mountain.

 In theory, this would be his so-called side-project, but due to bizarre, almost Dickian, twists of time, it actually came before the group that became more famous.

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 Among the best pop releases of the year!

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 An album only 34 minutes long, but capable of making us imagine a path of redemption.

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