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The Vectors
The Vectors formed in the late 1960s with Ethan Carter on guitar, Anya Petrova on vocals, Jake Rodriguez on bass, and Ryan Mitchell on drums. They put out...
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The Vectors formed in the late 1960s with Ethan Carter on guitar, Anya Petrova on vocals, Jake Rodriguez on bass, and Ryan Mitchell on drums. They put out their debut album 'Cosmic Debris' in 1970, which included the track 'Paisley Haze.' That song caught on with listeners and became their most recognizable piece.
They released several more albums through the 1970s, like 'Astral Projection' in 1971, 'Mind Expansion' in 1973, and 'Interstellar Odyssey' in 1976. Their sound drew from psychedelic rock, folk, and progressive elements. The band broke up in 1985 after trying out more commercial directions in the early 1980s.
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