Kevin Bronson on August 15th, 2013

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Psych-pop web-spinners Incan Abraham upped their game when they worked with Lewis Pesacov (Fool’s Gold, Foreign Born) and Clinton Welander (Jimmy Cliff) on their new single “Tuolumne,” which boasts a surging melody over the L.A. quartet’s signature polyrhythms. The remarkable video for the song, directed Logan Adermatt and Teddy Cafaro, is a tale of desperation and mystery set in a desolate place – there are good eggs, bad eggs and a black egg, all adding up to a story steeped in tension. You’ll want to revisit this one a few times.

||| Stream: The new single, “Whidbey”:

||| Live: Incan Abraham plays the free, all-ages Chinatown Summer Nights on Saturday along with Hot As Sun, Fever the Ghost, Salt Petal, Soft Swells, the Vim Dicta and Paper Pilots.

||| Previously: “Tuolumne,” “Springhouse,” “Springhouse” video, “Panama Dry”

Photo by Isaac Zoller