The Last Will and Testament of The Holy Rollercoasters

After eight years of high falutin' funk and soul and rock n roll, Magandjin’s The Holy Rollercoasters are putting their leather jackets on and looking back on the sound of the late 1960s when rock n roll, soul, funk and pop came together in a glorious way.

Making an album in a day The Holy Rollercoasters are looking to finish up with a roguish tip of the hat, chaotic shake of their boots and a mischievous nod and wink with some of the band’s dirtiest funkiest work and some of Jimi’s more playful and freely-evocative lyrics. It’s a riot of rock n roll and soul.