It appears that Temples missed the British invasion by several decades. The time warp of an album, “Sun Structures,” appears like an album lost in time kin to any psych rock band from the 60s. The howling vocals by James Edward Bagshaw sets the stage for the whirlwind of guitar that cleverly captures the pre Vietnam era. “Sun Structures” is the Brit’s debut album for the young act and appears favored by one of the Gallagher brothers from Oasis. The keen attention to guitar noodling leaves plenty of room for growth and imagination on any follow up albums and future purchased lava lamps.