Capturing the sound of the psych folk scene, “Sea of Night” by Wade Easy taps into the roots of the forest and the underworld of the Appalachian Mountains. Recorded in Morgantown, WV, the album is a slow burn, letting the songs settle under the surface cohesively throughout the whole album. The guitar strings are worn, the drone heavy, and entropy fills the air on each track. “Where the River Sinks” opens with some raga folk tanpura drone. These are the sounds of the dried up river bed. The first song leads up to a more polished, full band song “Dead Moons,” yet still a low-fi rock representing the production of…