International Artists
Catalogue No: 5H
'Easter Everywhere' was The 13th Floor Elevators second album. Widely regarded as the band's finest, the album captures them before the drug abuse, mental health problems and run-ins with the law that lead to their premature demise took hold.
The recordings were remastered and remixed from the original tapes in 2007 by original producer Walt Andrus and presented in a luxury digibook limited edition of 5,000 copies with a detailed 16-page booklet written by band expert Paul Drummond.
"Their masterpiece. Easter Everywhere is an all-time higher key document. With a measured Erickson vocal and a blissful Sutherland solo, 'Slip Inside This House' is eight minutes of constant build: the guide for a new enlightenment. The rest isn't bad either..." MOJO
