Dust of Vraj: two band members against a graffiti-painted wall in a green Maui field, ocean and mountains behind Rainbow arcing across a rain-soaked windshield, palm trees below Two band members lying side by side against churning white river foam Desert sunset: fire-orange clouds fanning over silhouetted mountains
Maharaj single artwork: peacock-feather field around the Dust of Vraj lettering, a blue lotus flanked by two swans

Maharaj: New Single Drops September 16

One take. One full moon. Seventeen minutes.

On the final night of the Time I Am sessions at Pachyderm Studios in Minnesota, the room where Nirvana cut In Utero, we killed the lights, let the full moon pour through, and lit dozens of candles scattered throughout the live room. Then we rolled tape and played: a seventeen-minute live journey into the Maha Mantra, in one take. Nothing like it had ever been done.

The track has been kept in the vault for many years. Now, as Dust of Vraj sets out again, the vault is open, and Maharaj is the first epic live studio psychedelic rock journey of its kind to drop into the world.

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