One of the most obscure U.S. private pressings from the late '60s/early '70s. For many years, the Misty Hush Revival name was only a rumor whispered in collector's circles, with only a handful of copies known of the original album around today. Like the Bach's or the Index, this is one of those hard-to-describe albums which seems to live in a world of it's own. Despite the late 1972 release date, the music here sounds more late '60s than early '70s and the whole album has a cool, lost-in-time atmosphere. The group were in fact a club band from New Jersey, but surprisingly all the tracks are originals - no cover versions - and they range from fragile, dreamy pop-psych numbers to raw garage, fuzzed-out jams and teen-beat sounds. Like Patrick Lundborg says in Acid Archives: "A cool, atmospheric trip for fans of the tri-state late '60s club sound." First time ever CD reissue, remastered on 24-bit with original artwork and a booklet with rare pictures and liner notes by Jack D. Fleischer, and two bonus tracks not on the vinyl release.