San Diego instrumental heavy psych trio Phantom Logic released debut album »Salton Dust«; out now via Glory Or Death Records!
San Diego, California based instrumental heavy psych trio Phantom Logic stream their debut album, »Salton Dust«, which was just released on April 27th, 2026 via Glory Or Death Records.
Tracklist:
01. Salton Dust I
02. Salton Dust II
03. Glyphwave
04. A Sigil Bloom
Courtesy of Glory Or Death Records:
San Diego heavy psych power trio Phantom Logic dives into twin-guitar beauty and chaos on their debut »Salton Dust«. The album turns long-form improvisation into structured compositions while keeping the guitar work loose enough to collide, stretch, and erupt.
Wah-driven guitars weave in and out of heavy grooves as spacey, slow-burn stretches build intensity and break into high-gain, frenetic release. Riffs stretch, fracture, and reform as the band pushes into new sonic territory.
Favoring feel, chemistry, and instinct over technical showmanship, »Salton Dust« captures the untamed, high-intensity edge at the heart of heavy psych.
Recorded with a balance of raw live energy and studio depth, »Salton Dust« is a full-album collaboration with Isaiah Mitchell, whose playing and creative input became an essential part of the record’s identity. The sessions capture explosive twin-guitar interplay anchored by a rhythm section that drives the album’s heaviest and most propulsive moments. Produced, recorded and mixed by Ben Moore at Singing Serpent.
Vinyl orders available here:
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“Phantom Logic is a deep dive into hypnotic heavy psychedelia, blending expansive guitar work, improvisational flow, and immersive sonic textures. Featuring Isaiah Mitchell (Earthless), the album moves between control and chaos, delivering a listening experience rooted in repetition, tone, and exploration.”
Phantom Logic is:
Matthew Glenn Meyer – Guitar
Kristofer Dawson – Bass
Kiran Sheshadri – Drums
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