Australian psychedelic folk band Trappist Afterland has just released their highly anticipated 10th album, titled Evergreen – Walk to Paradise Garden. And let me tell you, it’s an album you’ll want to add to your playlist immediately. Fronted by frontman Adam Cole, Trappist Afterland has been producing beautiful and ethereal folk music for years. Their sound is a fusion of traditional folk melodies and haunting psychedelic riffs, creating a unique and enchanting musical experience. Evergreen – Walk to Paradise Garden is a collection of nine songs, each one telling a story of love, loss, and growth.
Cole wrote the album during a difficult time in his life, which adds a layer of raw emotion to his already mesmerizing vocals. And supported by talented musicians such as UK guitar maestro Henry Parker and trad folk sensation Angeline Morrison, the album truly comes to life. The lead single, “The Squall,” sets the tone for the rest of the album with its intricate guitar work and haunting lyrics. The song transports you to another world, one where time and trends don’t exist, and all that matters is the present. But what makes this album even more special is the collaboration with visionary artist, poet, and singer David Tibet of Current 93.
His influence and contributions add a profound depth to the album that elevates it to a whole new level. Evergreen – Walk to Paradise Garden is a celebration of life, love, and the bonds we form over lifetimes. It’s a reminder to cherish every moment, even the difficult ones, and to find growth and beauty in the most unexpected places. Don’t miss the opportunity to add Trappist Afterland’s latest album to your playlist. Evergreen – Walk to Paradise Garden is now available exclusively on Bandcamp, so head over there and give it a listen.