Devon Allman & Nightvision - nightvision (2026) 96-24
Country: USA
Genre: Rock
Format: FLAC (*tracks)
Quality: Lossless [96kHz/24 bit]
Time: 59:14
Full Size: 1.18 GB
On nightvision, mystic rhythms, searing guitars, and song titles that nod to '80s sci-fi cinema blend with esoteric Middle Eastern imagery to create a soundscape that's both otherworldly and immersive.
Recorded at Allman's home-turned-studio during the COVID pandemic, the album also marks the recording debut of his son, Orion Allman, on synthesizer. Joining them are drummer John Lum and bassist Justin Corgan, both longtime collaborators in The Allman Betts Band and the Devon Allman Project.
Drawing inspiration from vintage '80s sonics and artists like The Police and The Cure, nightvision is a lush, cinematic exploration of sound. Equally suited for meditations or herbal vacations, it's an album that invites listeners to drift, dream, and disappear into its glowing nocturnal worl
Devon Allman embraces his role as a torchbearer for the next generation of Allman music. Those who've seen him live know his sets often include Allman Brothers classics, but he consistently proves he's more than an heir to that legacy. He's an artist in his own right, as well as an inspired bandleader and collaborator who continues to shape a sound that bridges generations and genres.
Recorded at Allman's home-turned-studio during the COVID pandemic, the album also marks the recording debut of his son, Orion Allman, on synthesizer. Joining them are drummer John Lum and bassist Justin Corgan, both longtime collaborators in The Allman Betts Band and the Devon Allman Project.
Drawing inspiration from vintage '80s sonics and artists like The Police and The Cure, nightvision is a lush, cinematic exploration of sound. Equally suited for meditations or herbal vacations, it's an album that invites listeners to drift, dream, and disappear into its glowing nocturnal worl
Devon Allman embraces his role as a torchbearer for the next generation of Allman music. Those who've seen him live know his sets often include Allman Brothers classics, but he consistently proves he's more than an heir to that legacy. He's an artist in his own right, as well as an inspired bandleader and collaborator who continues to shape a sound that bridges generations and genres.
