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A Mountain of One London, UK
Welcome to A Mountain of One.
"The new epicentre of psychedelic dance
music".
(The Guardian)
"Statuesque and Epic the sound of England dreaming" (I-D)
"Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, the full 70s Santana, Arthur Russell, Air`s "Moon Safari, wandering Glastonbury 5am, Talk Talk, Madchester, The Verve..this is the only way of describing the step up at that A Mountain of One have taken" (Rough Trade)
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