All Out Revolution, the second album by Chicago psych rockers The Red Plastic Buddha, finds a band at the full height of their creative powers. Recorded at Chicago’s Joyride Studios with Grammy winning engineer Brian Leach, All Out Revolution takes The Red Plastic Buddha out of the psychedelic underground and into the light with radio friendly psychedelia that is at once melodic, modern and powerful. AOR delivers on the promise of the debut Sunflower Sessions, and features eleven new original songs, including singles Daisy Love, King of the Underground and the prog/ psych epic Waves as well as a blistering remake of the 60s Electric Prunes classic Too Much to Dream Last Night. Imagine Arthur Lee channeling Syd Barrett using Anton Newcombe’s Ouija board, and you’ve got a pretty good feel for the sound of The Red Plastic Buddha. Release date: July 14, 2011 Recorded, mixed and mastered at JoyRide Studios, Chicago, IL. Produced by Timothy Ferguson Engineered by Brian Leach Mastered by Blaise Barton The Red Plastic Buddha: Timothy Ferguson - bass guitar, lead vocals Todd Lazar - lead guitar David Kling - drums, percussion Matt Walters - keyboards, guitar Pamela Richardson - guitars, slide guitar, backing vocals with Brian Leach - additional keyboards, melodica Jennifer Williams - backing vocals Chris Tiritilli - sitar Mary Weingartner - violin, viola Rob Gaczol - spoken word Available from Space Cat Records (SCR001) User-contributed text is available under the Creative Co