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Music Tuesday #168: Beware of the rabbit

For those who believe that nothing much came after Pink Floyd, aka progressive rock, I have something nice for you this week.  Calling from the Netherlands, Yīn Yīn brings a live version of the debut album's title song The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers. Great drums, rich sound stage, interesting injection of South-East asian influences are the hallmarks of this band and it works well.  Beware, listening to the full album can be tiring if you are not into the genre though.

Yīn Yīn -The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers - Live session
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNI3VWVWkVo

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