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Sylvester Anfang II
2009-12-19 10:49:00 Recently birthed Belgian label Luchtrat, have given life to their third release in the form of this lovingly packaged 3 inch CD from fellow Belgian Kraut-rockers Sylvester Anfang II. Comes on a wooden base wrapped in cloth, stamped with the bands rather awesome looking logo, this really is a labour of love, and is limited to just 66 copies in total. But on to the music of course.Here Sylvester Anfang II revisit some of the more mellower and less dense moments of their last full-length which was released on Aurora Borealis this year. First track 'Salon Commune' is a short (for SAII) folky piece with scatters of guitar and synth, that create a trancey, hypnotic feeling, something you just end up getting lost in and then suddenly its done and dusted with. Next up is 'Blooed Aan De Joint', a slightly simpler and sparser composition concentrating on SAII's kraut-rock guitars, and nice fuzzy back-bone of bass. Last up is 'Geen Titel', which follows in much the same way as the previ... More About: Music
Siena Root
2009-12-19 10:47:00 There's a moment in ?We Are Them,? the lead track on Siena Root's fourth full-length, Different Realities, where the band effortlessly and expertly channels Rush on the Canadian band's debut. On past releases, Siena Root's shown they've got the skills to pay the retro hippie rock bills, so this new foray into meatier territory was a welcome addition to an already well rounded sound.What was also noticeable was the singing, in the sense that it didn't sound much like Sartez Faraj, lead crooner on the band's last full-length, Far From the Sun (their website confirms he's no longer with the band, thanks to the usual ?creative differences?). Nor did it sound like Sanya, the vocalist on sophomore release Kaleidoscope, or original frontman Oskar Lundstrom. Which means the band once again is sallying forth with a different voice.That sort of line-up inconsistency is never a good thing ? something the remaining, core members of Siena Root took to heart, as eight out of ten songs on ... More About: Music
Reading Rainbow
2009-12-18 12:56:00 I love psychedelics and if you read this blog you most likely do as well. The problem with psychedelic bands are, that there's about one out of every two hundred that are actually good, but when your talking about 'Reading Rainbow ,' their in a league of their own. The music that these two produce isn't just another peg in the psychedelic genre, no, this is a full, mind blowing, revival of classic 70's rock and roll. On "A Life To Find," drizzly guitar is shredded as drums are hammered to create a tasty jam that channels early 'Velvet Underground.From; Small EstuariesSweet new summer jam from Philly's Reading Rainbow (best myspace URL, by the way), taken from the duo's awesome forthcoming full-length, Mystical Participation. Songs about the Sun are super relevant right now, and this makes a solid companion to that Best Coast song we won't shut up about, especially if you like a little unbridled youthful enthusiasm in your noisy lo-fi dream-pop jams:From; gorillavsbear.netLin... More About: Music
Endless Boogie
2009-12-18 12:55:00 Throughout the few years that they?ve been ?active,? New York?s Endless Boogie haven?t cultivated anonymity so much as their own apparent indifference. A quartet comprised of a few members of the psych rock record collectors? cognoscenti (including the rather well-known Paul Major), these guys managed only a handful of shows over the first few calendar cycles of their existence before unloading a couple of extremely limited, practice room-quality recordings, the LPs of which pretty much only turn up for relatively large sums in auction now.Leading up to the long-anticipated release of their first widely available full-length, all of this seems like nothing more than basic marketing ? cut supply, watch demand increase. But after a few spins through Focus Level, a 79-minute behemoth of mid-tempo choogle, stoned rants, and more beer can raising leads than you can shake a confederate flag at, it becomes pretty obvious that the coy approach isn?t nearly as calculated as one might think.S... More About: Music
The Observatory
2009-12-18 12:54:00 Though this Singapore band may have placed the word ?folk? (or ?folke?) on their album, that doesn?t really capture their sound. There are elements of freak folk here: ?A Shuffler in the Mud? has sparse, lovely harmonies and a gentle acoustic sway that wouldn?t be out of place on a Devendra Banhart album. Other tracks, like ?Lowdown,? though, trip merrily into the ether, heading for the brainy, drony psychedelia of Japan?s Ghost. For that matter, ?Decarn? is almost heavy enough at points to qualify as metal, locking into a head-thrashing trudge while keyboards burble overhead and somebody shrieks from the pits of Hades for a couple of bars before handing it over again to the gentle-voiced harmonizers.The album feels like a delicate arrangement of shifting textures drawn on a black canvas and then erased. ?Omicron,? for example, starts with an acoustic guitar strum that fades almost completely; then there?s a second strum, also followed by silence, and then a percussive keyboard figu... More About: Music
Group Doueh
2009-12-17 18:23:00 Western Sahara?s story is a sad but typical one for a post-colonial land with bigger, stronger neighbors. In the ?70s, a nearly century-long episode of Spanish occupation gave way to bruising jockeying for possession between Morocco (which currently holds sway), Mauritania, and the homegrown Polisario movement of nationalist liberation. Episodes of war have generated a civilian diaspora that?s spread from refugee camps in neighboring countries to Cuba, but life for the people who have stayed behind carries on like it does anywhere. Folks still like to marry and party, and if they do so in the coastal city of Dakhla, they?re likely to hire Group Doueh to bring the tunes.The group is part of a family entertainment business run by Doueh, a Dakhla native whose birth name was Salmou Baamar. As a youth, he took a shine to the sounds of James Brown and Jimi Hendrix, which he heard on cassettes imported from Spain. His first experiences as a professional musician playing at local parties co... More About: Music
Gnod
2009-12-16 18:49:00 Gnod unleash 2 stellar jams, the first "The Crystal Pagoda", insired by the film "The Invasion Of Thunderbolt Pagoda" which Angus Maclise provided a stunning soundtrack to, Gnod throw down a perpendicular astral jam full chants, hand percussion aligned with a solid bass loop. "Tony's First Disco" takes up side B with a tight, hypnotic lock groove drum and bass beat akin to Faust with Tony Conrad, layered with chants, synths and brass! Artwork by Justin Wright, 2 color offset on metallic mustard yellow paper. 150 Cassettes and limited CD digipak version.From; Sonic MeditationsLinks;Gnod - The Crystal Pagoda [c40]Gnod @ MySpaceGnodSonic MeditationsAnimal Psi More About: Music
Bear in Heaven
2009-12-16 17:05:00 While it may seem as if there's not a new release without a hyphenated genre to give it birth, Bear in Heaven 's second LP feels fresh simply because it resists easy categorization or comparison. This isn't to say it's sonically groundbreaking, though-- fitting for an album whose title references the four main navigational directions, Beast Rest Forth Mouth is as familiar-feeling as it is difficult to pinpoint. Mostly made up of textural, spacious three- to four-minute pop anthems with towering choruses, BRFM is a welcome reminder that an album doesn't have to be bombastic to feel huge and important. Take out the earbuds and let it fill a space: This is music that's bigger than your iPod-- music you'll want to feel all around you.Though not quite coming out of nowhere, BRFM seems like a surprise gift-- a striking consolidation of the spiky psych-prog tendencies of their debut into a pop framework. In terms of career gear-shifts, the move Caribou made with Andorra is the most r... More About: Music
Daikichi Amano
2009-12-15 19:23:00 Japanese photographer Daikichi Amano creates strangely sexual tableux that bring to life the ancient woodblock tradition of ?Shunga? erotica. Vaulting bizarre fetishes to the next level, animals twist into obscure props in some kind of alternate world vision, in which powerful sirens are enveloped by sea creatures and warriors posture. Amano?s White Witch parallel universe is as enchanting as it is macabre. The figures all have a certain allure and potency radiating from them that I can?t explain?. I read somewhere that Amano eats all the animals after the shoots so as to not waste them in a weird, extended, Tantric-magician performative move, perhaps?. Links;Daikichi AmanoTHANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH BAGGERLIP
Tristeza
2009-12-15 17:08:00 Greil Marcus said, "Everyone knows history moves in circles; the surprise is how big the circles are." But the reverse is true too, history is made of small circles and all those little circles make up bigger ones and so forth. Looking at Tristeza record covers one is struck by the reoccurrence of gyrational imagery. Circles spin out and away, interlink, and break apart. Tristeza are in some sense about the gyre of time, ever widening and then narrowing, contracting. Eschewing those who would lump them into the amorphous category of post-rock, dubious of quiet-loud-quiet formulae, and circumspect towards musical individuality and the sense of One Big Song, the spirit they imbue a record with is the timeless love of musicians keeping time. By that I mean the world, its age, groaning and creaking underneath it. As circles tighten, pop music tends to repeat itself unable to see beyond horizons of more than a decade in time, and this band, Tristeza, and this new album, Fate Unfolds, con... More About: Music
Le Loup
2009-12-15 17:07:00 While the title of D.C. band Le Loup?s first album is a high-art mouthful, somewhat alienating in its impossibility to remember (The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations Millennium General Assembly, for the record), that of follow-up Family is warm, comforting, and appropriate for the solid lineup that the band has now settled into. The title also says something about today?s modern family, often cobbled together rather than representing the traditional unit; Le Loup was formed primarily on Craigslist when Sam Simkoff needed a group of musicians to make his music into a tourable live act. It?s hardly the quaint tale of high school pals practicing hard and getting a record deal, but the current lineup represents a more usual if somewhat inorganic family, and, heck, they even packed up and took a stereotypical camping trip together.Le Loup trekked to North Carolina to do the ?get away from society and record an album? thing, and Family is ripe with allusions to just that. The son... More About: Music
Sara VanDerBeek
2009-12-14 20:58:00 Sara VanDerBeek constructs small sculptures and collages from found images and objects. She photographs them and presents only the photograph as the end work. VanDerBeek shoots numerous photographs of each composition but selects only one print as the final work before disassembling the sculpture and each photograph becomes the permanent, lasting manifestation of her process. Collected images from various sources? advertisements, film stills, newspapers, postcards and exhibition catalogues? appear incarnated within the web of surreal visual connections that VanDerBeek weaves through her temporary structures.Many of the works in ?The Principle of Superimposition? use a manual process of superimposing images. In place of digital manipulation VanDerBeek uses techniques such as overlapping, splicing and perspective to create the visual effect. In wanting to make the transitive moment concrete, the act of superimposition is physically rendered through the use of collage and the shifting... More About: Sara
Battlefields
2009-12-14 17:55:00 Thresholds... is a sprawling, epic affair that delivers plenty of beautiful, lilting atmospheric moments. But a lot of Battlefields? sound remains rooted in bleak, sludgy doom metal and the combined effect of the two sonic extremes is genuinely thrilling, not to mention refreshing. The new Isis aside, if Thresholds of Imbalance isn?t one of the year?s finest post-millennial doom offerings then I must have missed something very big indeed." Michael RobertsBattlefields keep it organic and make music that?s not about destination but about getting places. For them, it is the road that matters. Battlefields work their atmospheres through time. Slowly developing a post rocking sound that had it come out about nine years ago it would have blown minds, this fledging band adopts a seemingly simplistic stance. Battlefields surprise for their simple aesthetics and their unorthodox addition of infrequent black metal vocals. The end product has depth and the band successfully borrows as much fr... More About: Music
Insuiciety
2009-12-14 17:54:00 Comfortably filed away in the cobwebbed vaults of my brain as a sort of middling crust band that happen to really dig Neurosis, I'm suddenly having to reassess Insuiciety because this new album is all sorts of great. Straight from the off, I was floored by totally righteous, fist-pumping stoner riffs, surprisingly bluesy in their approach, with a warmer sound selected rather than the usual blast of numbing, overly harsh distortion. The general air of depression in the minor chord progressions and the female singer's tastefully implemented yelling add a dark hardcore vibe to proceedings, which makes for an unusual but not unwelcome mix. With five fairly lengthy tracks, it's doesn't outstay its welcome either. Think Kylesa, only far more crunchily satisfying.From; Collective-Zine.co.ukLinks;Insuiciety - The Cure for the TruthInsuiciety @ MySpaceVendetta More About: Music
Flight
2009-12-13 13:51:00 Mississippi's one man fuzz grenade, Flight follows his Sweet Rot 7" with four tracks of distortion drenched anthemic rock straight from the garage. Every song is a tightly wound, fist pumping slice of perfectly stained garage-punk, wrapped in fuzz and effects but never leaning on them as a crutch. However its Flight's urge to roll down the crusted drainpipe that makes each new track rolling out of the Mississippi mud so much fun. Pop the needle down and throw your concern for your speakers out the window because its way to much fun to pump these trashbin guitars and blown-cone cardboard drums as loud as possible. Sinister, caustic and completely addicting, can't wait to get my copy of that HoZac Hookup Klub 7" in the mail.From; Raven Sings The BluesThis one took me by surprise. From this record label I expected something a bit arty and/or mathy and the record cover got me thinking of Man?s Ruin style stoner rock. Wrong wrong wrong. This is mostly-excellent punk rock very much inf... More About: Music
Mondo Drag
2009-12-12 09:21:00 Here is the new record from a awesome band i like very much. (Thank you Fuzzbox, for your good tast in music.) And because my harddrive crashed a few weeks ago, and i lost all my music (and all other shit) this is a very welcome present. This one is going on heavy rotation. Here is some info on these guys, and don't forget to buy it, they need some money to make more nice tunes. [mr.A]From deep in the cosmos of Iowa comes a force known as Mondo Drag ! With a wall of sound all their own, an arsenal of guitars, and a head full of clouds, they are on a rock n roll mission all their own. Members Johnnie Cluney, Nolan Girard, John Gamino, Dennis Hockaday, and Jake Sheley find themselves somewhere between garage, psych, space, sludge and stoner rock. With songs of life, death, love, revenge, and the unknown, they are flying head first into the future with an anchor of reference for the past. Channeling artists like Pink Floyd, Pentagram, Blue Cheer, even Hendrix just to skip decades for ... More About: Music
Figure of Merit
2009-12-12 09:20:00 Now this is right up my alley and reminds me immediately of Am Rep noise crossed with early Neurosis.Fans of everything from Unsane to the Jesus Lizard will dig this CD. Figure of Merit are one of those bands that use math, but respectively. Lots of driving tempos and weird guitars that go from stop to start, also power chords to angular picked chords to just ear piercing feedback. Anyone here that has heard the first Dazzling Killmen record will appreciate this as well...vocals remind me of Nick Sakes more than anything.All the songs are loud and in your face. The guitars have a sort of midrange sound that isn't bottom heavy and fuzzed out. It's more of a naturally overdriven which is good for this s t y l e. The guitarist(s) use a lot of weird approaches and it's definitely well rehearsed. Both of the guitar parts remind me of the same sort of chops that Duane Dennison has from the Jesus Lizard. The rest of the rhythm section is tight; these guys are just one with each other at... More About: Music
Green & Wood
2009-12-11 16:55:00 Not content to regurgitate the trite Sabbath vis-a-vis Sleep formula imitated by droves of doom disciples, Green & Wood has crafted a sound that is infinitely richer and more organic than the overwhelming majority of its less progressive peers. While echos of familiar influences as Pentagram and Blue Cheer permeate the hypnotic throb of Green and Wood's monolithic riffs, the magick of this inaugural offering lies in its ability to seemlessly meld the most compelling aspects of numerous diverging strains of heavy metal into a cohesive conglomerate of deafening psychedelia. While other acts' efficacy is often hindered by such dilettantism, Green and Wood's disparate influences only serve to fortify the boldness and originality of their distinctly potent distillation of heavy metal and hard rock.Building from the Sabbath formula as a foundation rather than a template, Green & Wood manages to integrate the sprawling spatial sensibilities of Hawkind alongside the ethereal macabre of P... More About: Music
The Fresh & Onlys
2009-09-24 00:03:00 The Fresh & Onlys shambles barefoot through Summer of Love-style guitar and tambourine jams, strewing lyrical oddities and flower garlands along the path that leads, if not to where Syd Barrett lives, at least to Dan Treacy?s neighborhood. Led by Tim Cohen, ex of the underrated Black Fiction, and now sometime supporter of Ty Segall, the band channels the zonked hippie overload of the 13th Floor Elevators and the lo-fi whimsies of Treacy?s Television Personalities. Shayde Sartin and Wymond Miles, both of the extended Skygreen Leopards family, join in for dense jangles of psychedelic guitar and half-tuned, echo-canyon harmonies. A plurality of band members seem to have worked with Kelley Stoltz at one point or another, and picked up a bit of his funhouse pop aesthetic.Lyrically, these songs are down to earth with none of the hearts and unicorns-style excesses of typical 1960s-influenced compositions. Things do turn a bit twee with ?Imaginary Friends,? a song in the Barrett fey pop tra... More About: Music
Thorr's Hammer [news]
2009-09-23 17:46:00 THORR'S HAMMER REUNION CONFIRMED FOR TOM WARRIOR'S ONLY DEATH IS REAL AT NEXT YEARS ROADBURN FESTIVALThe recently reunited Thorr's Hammer will be playing Tom Warrior's Only Death Is Real at Roadburn 2010, set to be held on Friday, April 16th.Having witnessed some downright incredible events in music this year, the recent Thorr's Hammer reunion gigs at ..Birmingham..'s own Supersonic Festival and London were among the absolute highlights. For the first time in 15 years, Thorr's Hammer treated audiences to live renditions of their monolithic, gut-wrenching, black-doom, originally created in the mammoth stoned winter of 1994-1995.Personally invited by Tom Gabriel Warrior, Thorr's Hammer, comprised of Stephen O'Malley (Sunn 0))), Guitar), Greg Anderson (Sunn 0))), Guitar), Jamie Sykes (Drums), long time cohort Guy Pinhas (The Obsessed / Goatsnake, Bass) and original vocalist Runhild Gammelsæter, will be playing their first ever show on the European mainland at Tom's Roadburn c... More About: News
High Wolf
2009-09-23 00:03:00 New Cdr only release. Random jams recorded after those releases you enjoyed (animal totem on Not Not Fun / gabon on Winged Sun / digital heaven on Stunned) . Expect some fuzzy wah guitars, trancey keyboards, delayed vocals, groovy percussions and jungle spirit! Artwork by Skyler HitchcoxLinks;High Wolf - IncapulcoHigh Wolf @ MySpaceWingedSun More About: Music
Thomas Wulff
2009-09-22 17:40:00 I was born in 1973 in Copenhagen Denmark, where I still live and work. I?m married and have 2 children.One of my great passions in life is photography and this began at a young age. This passion led to a job as a freelance press photographer for Søndagsavisen. After a few years break from photography the interest surfaced again because of the coming of digital cameras and now I?m doing photography as a serious hobby.I have a wide range of photographic interests and strive for originality in each image but currently, my primary focus is portraits and Nude Art photos. I?m always looking for opportunities for any interesting projects in which I can contribute my skills and creativity. Check Out More;Thomas Wulff
Cold Sun
2009-09-22 00:03:00 Never seeing an actual release until 1989, Cold Sun is a devastating slab of Texas psych and the sickest of lost gems. I can?t say I?ve ever been so moved by feedback and noise in my life. The long awaited reissue from World In Sound sheds some long due light on this beauty and is one of the best we?ve seen in 2008.The record is sometimes referred to as just Cold Sun; years later the band was unofficially renamed Dark Shadows which was printed on the sleeve as a pseudo album title. Interestingly, both names are derived from the same mythology that inspired the band Mu. Many of the details to the Cold Sun story have been lost in the cracks but Patrick the Lama?s (Acid Archives) essay is a noble piece of research and comes highly recommended for those interested in the history of this band.I never thought hard psych could sound gorgeous. The magic of the record, for me, is in Billy Miller?s (who wrote most of the material and spearheaded the band) electrified autoharp. This instrument... More About: Music
Roadburn [news]
2009-09-21 17:11:00 Some awesome news from Roadburn today, Sons of Otis, Goatsnake and YOB are confirmed for Roadburn 2010If time is a toxin, then Sons of Otis must be positively venomous. After a decade since their last European tour, the Canadian heavyweights will return in a very big way, playing two different sets at Roadburn Festival 2010.Formed in Toronto as Otis in 1992, Sons of Otis has followed Detroit-born guitarist Ken Baluke?s original vision to play thick sludge riffs underpinned by a pounding rhythm section and heavily reverbed vocals. The result is slow, spacey, hypnotic blues rock, seemingly too heavy to be real.1999?s Templeball easily ranks among the best albums that Sons of Otis ever put out, and definitely qualifies as one of the very best stonerrock albums of all time, too. The band will play this mile (high) stone of a record in its entirety at Roadburn 2010, in addition to a regular show.Ken Baluke comments: ?We've always wanted play Roadburn, but our hands were tied? But now, t... More About: News
The Human Quena Orchestra
2009-09-21 00:03:00 There are many ways to educe doom, but two remain the most popular and effective. Most bands down tune and play slow tempos while a scant elite craft dark arrangements using feedback and ambient noises. San Francisco?s oddly named Human Quena Orchestra is one of those few that dare to leave space in their arrangements and shun the conventions of rock music. To call them an angry Nadja, a depressed Whitehouse, an ambient Gnaw, or a sedated Trees would give you a reasonable idea of their aesthetics, but such comparisons fail to capture the overall atmosphere.The Politics of the Irredeemable is Human Quena Orchestra?s second record and finds the band wallowing in its own swill. I mean that in the most complimentary way possible. From the blinding feedback of ?Progress? to the sullen descent of ?Denial (Part 2),? each buzz, crackle, and creak is organic and insular, circumscribed within the blackened wasteland staked out by the band. Their hellhole is cinematic in scope but isolating in... More About: Music
Witchcraft [live]
2009-09-20 13:48:00 It's fair to say that Witchcraft are not of this time & space.In fact it?s safe to say that they were born at least 30 years too late.It?s also safe to say that Witchcraft play dark rock music the way it?s supposed to be played - effortlessly heavy yet relaxed: with these guys, it just comes naturally without ever sounding forced.The four evil gypsies who combine to form the Witchcraft magic are seemingly unaffected by today?s technology and tired excuse for rock music, where ?new for nu?s sake? equals boring and fake.Links;Witchcraft -Live - Klubi - Tampere, Finland March 18th, 2009Witchcraft @ MySpaceWitchcraftRise Above Records More About: Music
Comus
2009-09-20 12:03:00 Comus' first album contains an imaginative if elusive brand of experimental folk-rock, with a tense and sometimes distressed vibe. Although there are elements of traditional British folk music, there's an edginess to the songwriting and arrangements that would be entirely alien in a Fairport Convention or Pentangle disc. At times, this straddles the border between folk-rock and the kind of songs you'd expect to be sung at a witches' brew fest, the haunting supernatural atmosphere enhanced by bursts of what sound like a theramin-like violin, hand drums, flute, oboe, ghostly female backup vocals, and detours into almost tribal rhythms. All of this might be making the album sound more attractive than it is; the songs are extremely elongated and fragmented, and the male vocals often have a grating munchkin-like quality, sometimes sounding like a wizened Marc Bolan. The lyrics are impenetrable musings, mixing pastoral scenes of nature with images of gore, torture, madness, and even r... More About: Music
White Hills [news]
2009-09-20 12:01:00 Coming on 2009-10-06Hailing from Brooklyn, White Hills were originally formed to help bring space rock into the 21st century and on October 6th, they'll be one step closer with the release of their limited edition "Dead" EP. Straddling the chasm between Hawkwind and Mudhoney, White Hills craft psychedelic swirls of feedback, bottom heavy bass riffs and soaring guitar solos that take listeners on journeys into the farthest reaches of the mind. This vinyl only release will feature three new tracks and a new remix of "Oceans of Sound" and is limited to 1,000 copies. Like all previous White Hills' releases, the demand for this EP is already foreshadowing that it will sell out instantaneously upon release!Side ADEADOCEANS OF SOUND (Antrønhy ØH Remix)Side BANOTHER COMINGRED SUNTitle track "Dead" was recorded at Oneida's Ocropolis studio in Brooklyn and features Kid Millions on drums. It's slated to appear on White Hills' forthcoming LP that is set for release in early 2010. "Oceans o... More About: News
Christopher Davison
2009-09-19 17:33:00 Christopher currently lives in Philadelphia, working as a freelance designer and part time professor for the Tyler School of Art. His work as been exhibited in both solo and group shows including an exhibition in 2006 curated by Cornelia Butler, Chief Curator of Drawings at MOMA in New York. He has also exhibited overseas in Rome, Italy, where he lived and worked in 2005. His work explores a psychological landscape of characters and events that often foretell of a future world where humanity has been dethroned by genetically divergent beasties, self-fulfilled prophecies, and radical climate shifts. His influences in drawing come from a variety of sources including Medieval European Art, Indian Miniatures, and the etchings of Goya and George Grosz.Lovingly Taken From; Imperfect Articles Links;Christopher DavisonChristopher Davison @ MySpace
Eight Hands For Kali
More articles from this author:2009-09-19 12:03:00 This is some far out stuff. One long track of psychedelic DOOM that lasts 55 minutes. Brant Bjork does some spoken word stuff on it, which will bring some extra people to want to hear this challenging but cool piece of music. The track was recorded in one take in 2006 and it is a trip. It starts with some bubbling deep drones and around 1 min Brant Bjork comes in with ?Rock and Sun?. The feedback is building and you feel the air getting thicker and then things start to freak out? Get the idea..some crushing riffs come in later and the end is a total trip? Fans of YOB and Sleep will totally dig this. The band has released one other EP as well. Lovingly Taken From; LowcutLinks;Eight Hands For Kali - Himalayan NecromantiaEight Hands For Kali @ MySpacePariah Child More About: Music 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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