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    Galaxy Shores Releases New Album “Plastique River”

    By GeraldMay 17, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Galaxy Shores – Plastique River: Galaxy Shores, the brainchild of Los Angeles-based producer and multi-instrumentalist Josh Herren, brings a fusion of psychedelic rock and pop hooks to life. What began as a personal project during the pandemic lockdowns has since evolved into a captivating musical journey. For Herren, the isolation became an opportunity to dive deep into music production—a skill he developed through self-teaching, guided by YouTube tutorials and a passion to create.

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    In January 2022, Galaxy Shores debuted as an EP, a testament to the atmospheric soundscapes that would come to define the project. But Herren’s artistic evolution didn’t stop there. Following the EP, he refined his sound with lessons in drumming and production, striving to move beyond his initial influences to craft a style uniquely his own. This dedication culminated in the release of Plastique River, Galaxy Shores’ first full-length LP.

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    Plastique River is an immersive, introspective album that dives into Herren’s experiences as an ambitious dreamer navigating the complexities of life. With phased-out guitars, analogue synths, and vintage drums, the album weaves a cinematic narrative of aspiration, love, and self-discovery. Each track serves as a sonic journal entry, documenting the highs and lows of chasing dreams while coming to terms with reality.

    For Herren, the album is not just a collection of songs but a cohesive journey that draws listeners deeper into the world he’s created. Blending vintage and modern elements, Plastique River captures the timeless essence of psychedelic music while remaining fresh and contemporary. It’s a deeply personal project for Herren, reflecting his growth from isolation to self-awareness, and exploring universal themes of growing up, chasing childhood dreams, and finding one’s place in the world.

    With Plastique River, Galaxy Shores has solidified its place in the psychedelic rock/pop landscape. As Josh Herren continues to push the boundaries of his craft, the future looks promising for Galaxy Shores, with more deeply emotional and cinematic music on the horizon. The journey is just beginning.

    ABOUT GALAXY SHORES:

    Galaxy Shores is the psychedelic rock/pop project of LA-based producer and multi-instrumentalist Josh Herren. Bursting onto the scene with a self-titled debut EP in January 2022, Galaxy Shores quickly made waves with its dreamy soundscapes and atmospheric melodies. With their first full-length LP, Plastique River, the project takes a bold step forward.

    The album is a sonic journey through swirling, phased-out guitars, analogue synths, vintage drums, and rich psychedelic production, inviting listeners into the mind of a dreamer grappling with the pursuit of seemingly unattainable ambitions. Galaxy Shores is here to take you on a transcendent trip through sound.

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