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.....Life Coach
2011-01-17 17:44:00 Phil Manley, founding member of the pioneering DC-trio Trans Am, and in-demand recording engineer (Alps, Arp, Mi Ami, Moon Duo, Wooden Shjips) has recorded his debut solo album. Life Coach , a title inspired by Tony Williams Lifetime and Charles Bullen?s Lifetones project, is a dynamic collection of instrumental songs composed, performed, and recorded entirely by Phil. While there are reflections of Phil?s work in Trans Am, Oneida, The Fucking Champs, and Jonas Reinhardt that a listener familiar with those bands will notice, Life Coach is more minimal and adheres to the structures of German rock of the mid 70?s that has long inspired Phil, specifically the free-spirited and loose arrangements, the propulsive "motorik" pulse, and the sonic textures or "Klangfarben" (translated "sound colors"). German analog recording technology had reached its zenith in the late 70's. This coincided nicely with the careers of such artists as Neu!, Kraftwerk, Harmonia, Cluster and Popol Vuh. German re... More About: Music
Ambient Post Psychedelic Neolith
2011-01-13 17:33:00 In a short blurb for yesterday?s mix tape I made fun of Ian for how horribly he described a band. I need to make a point of saying that Ian has been consistently awesome in recommending me music over the tenure of our friendship. He?s got pretty good taste! One of his most recent successes was turning me onto Woodsman. I think he initially sold me on their album Collages because it contained a track called ?Dikembe Mutombo.? Their psychedelic space/post-rock sound is right in line with what I find myself most frequently listening to these days. As if by some divine force, I received a copy of the band?s new EP Mystery Tape in the mail last week. Excitedly, I tore into it. ?Beached? begins the record all gauzy, druggy and tribal with a the band?s two drummers keeping themselves impressively restrained. Heavily processed voices rise and fall around delayed and reverberated guitar flourishes and a steady bass line. ?When The Morning Comes? exposes the band?s pop sensibilities. It?s no... More About: Music , Post , Psychedelic
....Candace Walters
2011-01-12 17:47:00 Candace Walters has been showing at Clark Gallery since 1986 with her exquisite drawings and collages. Her portraits and minimal drawings depict figures and objects. The pieces are intimate and are as much about mark making as they are about the image. She elevates her unassuming subjects to icons, celebrating the humble. She received her MFA at Boston University School for the Arts, and her BFA at Hartford Art School at the University of Hartford, Hartford, CT. Her work has been featured in group exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, DeCordova Museum, and Danforth Museum, among others. She is a recipient of a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship and has twice received the Blanche E. Colman Award. From; Clark Gallery Links; Candace Walters @ Clark Gallery Candace Walters @ Paint Paper Cloth
You need this!
2011-01-12 17:07:00 From the four corners of Avalon did gather the keepers of the flame of doom, drawn together by the power of Thee Riffe to save the world from the evil powers of Emo...or something like that. Groan are the latest in a long line of bands to straddle the doom and stoner camps and inject it with a lethal dose of trad metal. The most remarkable thing about them, however, is that as they were recording the album they barely even knew each other and live spread across the country like lost souls in search of a band. Files were sent backwards and forwards via the power of the internet and slowly an album took shape that pays tribute to, not only the recording skills of those involved, but also the sheer class and level of professionalism in the song writing and performances that transcends the disparate nature of the band and gives them every illusion of being a band who have paid their dues in the clubs and toilet circuit of the UK. "The Sleeping Wizard" may not be an epic album, only 7 t... More About: Music
Land Of Blood And Sunshine
2011-01-11 17:40:00 The Lo-Fi , Poppy, Psych Outfit from Mashaltown, Iowa, Land Of Blood And Sunshine got some pretty damn fine new tunes. So think some nice harmonies, Lo-Fi beats, awesome melodies all drenched in a fuzzy sauce. Others would call it Freak Folk, Psychedelic, Indie Trash Pop, or something like that... Probably all made in a dark basement somewhere in Mashaltown by two guys named Joel and Nicholas, who started this band in 2009, to have some fun. And fun it is, i really think this is a great record... So check it out, and go buy something or see a show when they are in your neighborhood... [mr.A] Links; Land Of Blood And Sunshine - Into The Mystery Land Of Blood And Sunshine Land Of Blood And Sunshine @ MySpace Very Nice Dementia More About: Music
Eyewash Silver
2011-01-10 20:09:00 Little anonymous fuzz guitar rudiment blowdown from ex-Snake Apartment guitarist Ryland Wharton (also the man behind the excellent Skulltones and Twonicorn labels). As King Blood, he lays down eight instrumental four-trackers rendered over a three-year period, nothing but guitar, bass and cymbal to keep time, and in that space the artist gets real, with simple themes repeated in a noisy, low-rent, yet meditative space. For as thick as these vibes get, the music itself is not necessarily aggressive, which is why these big, billowing songs sound gentle and bluesy and introspective, even in the overblown treatment most of them receive. Early Wooden Shjips or the Purling Hiss LP (and above all, Les Rallizes Denudes) would be good signposts for this album, but without the obvious psych moves like wah-solos and acid burn motifs, or the heavy drumming to keep time; King Blood wants to get you down by volume, and in that it is a drifting, uncompromising, diffuse and very loud success. 100 c... More About: Music , Silver
Gongs Of Hainuwele
2011-01-10 18:59:00 Upon hearing Harappian Night Recordings it is common for people to assume that it is a collage of field-recordings from a varied cast of inhabitants from the non-industrialised parts of the world. Such is the rich depth, vitality and authenticity of the recordings. The music and sounds however are created entirely by one man, Dr Syed Kamran Ali. He has such an instinctive feel for putting seemingly incongruous sounds together and such audacious irreverence in utilising any instrument or object from around the globe he can lay his hands on that what he creates is unique. The real miracle however is that his attention-defecit scatter-gun one-take approach so often works. It?s an anarchic buzz of ideas constantly usurping each other. Duelling ouds, whirling mizmars, screeching jouhikkos, tapping finger harps, rumbling monosynths, groaning harmoniums, a fist full of khene, talking gamelan lila derdeba popping giving a bent backed Dante's ring hell or like an Egyptian civilian army shit... More About: Music
Fuzzy Punk-Rock
2011-01-10 17:52:00 Somewhere snugly in the middle of the rock and metal spectrum stonerrock has carved itself a hazy little niche of its own. The strange thing about it, of course, is that not many actual stonerbands like to be tagged that way. Well I'm not a creative musician looking for an artistic identy nor an uptight reviewer hoping to score scene-points. So I use the S-word when I like to and concerning this record I state that stonerrock label is all over it. From hyperfuzzed guitars over the raspy but intelligible vocals to the lyrics chiefly dealing with sex and fun. So according to any inclusive or exclusive defintion you can blog these cats are stonerrock. Now, we've got thatout of the way and generally speaking it's a good thing. Belgium's rock scene has lost a couple of bands over the last few years and there's plenty of space for low brow, hard rocking groovyness on stage next to Cabron and the recently resurrected Hulk(k). Whence in the front stage no proper fan should bother if t... More About: Music , Punk , Punk Rock , Rock
branch-bearing cosmonauts
2011-01-09 09:00:00 A damn fine three track split cd-r from these branch-bearing cosmonauts. the Golden Oaks are Brad Rose (of foxy digitalis) and keith wood (hush arbors), doing the first two tracks. And there is ofcourse the Brothers Of The Occult Sisterhood, doing the last 22 minute track.... [mr.A] Links; The Golden Oaks & Brothers of the Occult Sisterhood - Split Brothers Of The Occult Sisterhood The Golden Oaks Time Lag Records More About: Music , Branch
Peaceful Messages
2011-01-08 08:21:00 New Qbico timez! This time around our little shipment contained a hat-trick of vinyls from the Neokarma Jooklo camp in various configurations and I think this is my hat-trick of reviews for the collective? We've got Peaceful Messages by Neokarma Jooklo Experience, Memories From the Age of the Dragon by Neokarma Jooklo Trio and the super limited expensive art edition job Live in Itri by Jooklo Duo, which is what we'll be having a wee look at today. It's an energetic one, documenting a live date full of trouser flapping high intensity drum 'n' sax improv which could strip paint (in a good way). The Brotzmann style reed assault particularly needs to be heard to be believed, with all kinds of crazy, strangulated tones flying out into the cosmos while the drums keep pace admirably. It's pretty cool to hear these guys stripped of the tropical fusion feel of the larger groups, cutting loose in the most in-your-face style possible. It's quite fancily presented too as you'd (have eve... More About: Music
to all acid-heads
2011-01-07 21:20:00 Korai Öröm are one of Hungary's most important world-psychedelic-space-rock bands. Fantastic psychedelic songs. Recommended to all acid-heads on the planet. This is what the media has to say: ambient, urban folk music, psychedelic ethno, progressive action music characteristic of the 90s. "Korai Öröm amalgamates the sounds of an array of ethnicities and galaxies in its music, which is indescribably abundant, yet most certainly digestible." .. Links; Korai Öröm - 2009 Korai Öröm Korai Öröm @ MySpace 1G Records More About: Music , Acid
The Howlies - BTR Hear & There
2011-01-07 13:36:00 Today someone from BreakThru Radio asked me if i could do some promotion for The Howlies, and i think for the program Hear & there, the Howlies had performed in a setting that they feel defines their character. And they chose The Heartland Brewery in New York. I didn't know a thing about the Howlies, nor i did know about the program Hear & There, but after watching them preform and do a song called 'Smoke' i think the Howlies are fun, and BreakThru Radio is cool. So dear people check them out. [mr.A] The Howlies are a four-piece band from Atlanta, Ga. Mixing punk with straight-up rock 'n' roll, their debut LP Trippin' with Howlies (2009) earned them a nod in Spin Magazine. The Howlies' latest EP, Stunned, is available here. Everyone knows the best way to enjoy music is to experience it live. Which is why every week, BTR is dedicated to bringing you a brand new episode of Hear & There. We serve up original and dynamic musicians, performing live in unique and crea... More About: News
Rosa Parks
2011-01-06 19:07:00 Rosa Park, we all know her as a strong woman, and as the mother of the freedom movement. But i do not want to talk about that today, today's Rosa Park is a great hungarian post-rock band with a very good new album. That album 'Black Is The Color Of Bondage, Blue Is The Past' goes from 90's screamo to math rock in a very nice post-rocking way... Go check these guys out!!! [mr.A] Links; Rosa Parks - Black Is The Color Of Bondage, Blue Is The Past Rosa Parks Rosa Parks @ MySpace More About: Music
a liquid Sci-Fi aura
2011-01-06 17:19:00 Two of LA?s finest sonic explorers, Cameron Stallones (Sun Araw) and matthewdavid, got together to create the exceptional LIVEPHREAXXX tape. This guitar-free recording sets itself apart from much of Sun Araw?s catalogue, but evokes the ghetto blaster tones of the recent ?Last Chants?. Beat master matthewdavid?s live remix gives the 30 minute tape a liquid Sci-Fi aura. The full recording was overseen by illustrious producer Aristocrat P. Child (?), who recounts the session below: ?The legendary invite-only parties at SUN ARK STUDIOS had reached a climax in late summer of 2010; steamy, ambiguous police actions, lenticular object sightings, and spontaneous dance-floor teleportations all pointed at a sinister portal that would have to be danced through. For the 3am set, MATTHEWDAVID joined SUN ARAW onstage for the moment of germination: SUN ARAW retrieved melodic objects while MD dilated, distended, folded, and flung them through the gateway. After listening from the ... More About: Music , Aura , Liquid
It's like psych/space and stuff
2011-01-05 19:19:00 Do you like the Ozric Tentacles? Korai Öröm? Both? Definitely check out Hidria Space folk, then: in the best tradition of the aforementioned two bands, this is ethnically-tinged psych/space-rock that manages to stay energetic and entertaining through the length of the album. As a matter of fact, I find Symbiosis more engaging than any work I've heard from either the Ozrics or Korai Öröm; and while I'm not the world's biggest fan of space-rock, that's still pretty high praise even from me. With this kind of music, I usually find that things get too repetitive and monochromatic after a while. But on Symbiosis, what appeals to me so much is the varied instrumentation and melodies that keep things interesting. There's a lot of Middle-Eastern influence, and even the occasional hint of a more Far Eastern melody, and often it comes from the actual instruments in addition to the writing: sitar, didgeridoo, and some really great marimba and vibraphone accents all serve to enrich the mus... More About: Music , Stuff
..voyages
2011-01-03 17:58:00 Every once in awhile, there comes a band that blends disparate influences and elements so seamlessly, organically and effectively that their arrival signals a paradigm shift in the world of underground music. Sure, neo-psychedelic acts like Naam and La Otracina have successfully incorporated extreme metal influences on their latest releases, and Boris has long been able to bridge the void between indie psych and heavy doom, but none of them have nailed it like Blue Aside do on their debut EP, the first in a series of conceptual pieces from this self-described ?concept band.? You see, Blue Aside take the idea of the concept album one step further, opting to extend their concept to every aspect of the band?s lyrical and musical content. The Orange Tree is the first in a series of voyages into their bizarre and surreal science fiction world, where the workers of Earth must live and toil underground as moles, while the rich upper class are protected by a mythical ?orange tree? from t... More About: Music
impressive
2011-01-02 10:34:00 This is what i call i good start of the new year. And good start for this Sunday. A great new record by mr, Carlson and his "Earth ". Produced and recorded at Avast Studios in Seattle, Washington by Stuart Hallerman (notable engineer behind Earth 2), he gives us a awesome dark drone record just the way it should be... I'll say, get in the drone! [mr.A] ???????????????????????? Here is a review from, UNCUT A raised eyebrow last week, when the new Earth album arrived, accompanied by a press release citing Pentangle, Fairport Convention and Tinariwen as key influences. It?s been a fair while, of course, since Dylan Carlson?s outfit made music quite so doomy and reductive as their reputation. Nevertheless, folk-rock and Tuareg jams feel like they still might be a bit of a stretch, and so ?Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light 1? proves. Much of the music in these five long tracks initially feels very much like a continuation of ?The Bees Made Honey In The Lion?s Skull?, a... More About: Music
Harappian Night Recordings
2011-01-02 10:24:00 Winnowed from the polymath, alchemist, ?the man who could walk through in-between positions?, arch Black Duke of Maknovischina, peripatetic flux ingester haji gutterpup Ustad?s Almanac, his scribblings and tapes spanning 31 yrs, ?Non-Euclidean Elucidation Of Shamanic Ecstacies? was hastily transcribed and assembled sixty nadis travel west of Sahiwal by an assemblage of Vamachara hounds and the Abdals of Rum wearing black mantles and animal hides over their shoulders with pouches of flint and herbs. Some with felt cloaks carrying drums, bells and horns, sometimes screaming. Others carrying large yellow spoons, iron rings, sucai clubs, ankle bones and singing bowls. Swords drawn across their chests and snakes twining the arms. After 30 days of pitri they sculpted 10 psychic enemas. Links; Harappian Night Recordings - Non Euclidean Elucidation of Shamanic Ecstasies Harappian Night Recordings Ikuisuus More About: Music
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2010-12-31 13:51:00 OKay, i know i first told everybody i didn't wanna do it, because i think all music posted on the Wine, Women And Song blog is good or interesting. But it would be stupid to say i didn't have a bunch of records that came out very good this year. So i'm going to publish the list. It's in random order, and yes they are all good, and there are a few i bought blind... I think everybody should listen to the new Bardo Pond. And that Endless Boogie album i think it's simply awesome. But there were more highlights this year Arcade Fire, Moon Duo, Black Mountain, the awesome reissue from the Heads 'Relaxing With...' ETC. (the last one i didn't put in the list BTW....) I think i said enough, check the list, and let me know what you think of it. Or beter post your list in the comments so other people can see what is happening in your sonic world, and to teach me about the stuff i missed.... Peace and a very good new year! And thank you for visiting my blog all these years. ... More About: News , Music
Föllakzoid
2010-12-30 14:44:00 Föllakzoid is a new Chilean psychedelic, krautrock band, influenced by German bands of the late 60's and early 70's. And ofcourse some modern stuff. We have all heared from Serpentina Satelite, but i bet Föllakzoid is going to be a name we are going to hear from in the future, for sure. Not because i think they are a good band, because they are picked up by the allmighty Sacred Bones label, to do a 12", how cool is that. Go check these guys out!!! And listen to a songs on YouTube beneath or beter on their MySpace overhere. [Thank you BT for pointing me on this band really like what i heared] Links; Föllakzoid BYM Records Sacred Bones records More About: News
Maura Holden
2010-12-29 11:48:00 In a dense phosphorescent fog, I have been searching for things which can never be found: the journals of Adam and Eve; a photographic record of the cities of the interior; a map charting the soul?s disasters and renewals; the keys to locked dimensions; the point at the centre of everything ..." "My paintings are a residue of this effort. But they are only shells, fossil imprints around the things I truly meant to give existence to ? those lost moments when my identity fell to the ground like a torn dress, and I moved through non-human spheres with X-ray vision and a compound mind, seeing and being all of those impossible things. Links; Maura Holden Interview with Maura Holden
Edgar Broughton Band
2010-12-29 11:32:00 Establishing themselves as an unholy collision between the still-nascent Pink Fairies and the legendary Fugs, the debut album by British free-festival favorites the Edgar Broughton Band almost literally re-created the spirit of their natural territory -- a muddy field full of sunbaked hippies -- with eight more or less epic tracks that, though their inspiration has long become the stuff of ancient history, remain essential listening to all but the most jaded ears. All maniacal cackle and frenzied riffing, the band's first single, "Evil," and the brutal bellowing of "Love in the Rain" are the most conventional numbers in that they were certainly written as crowd-pleasing stompers in the days before "Out Demons Out" established itself as the Edgar Broughton Band's all-consuming anthem. More impressive, however, are the numbers which see the band stretching both their capabilities and their audience's expectations -- the lengthy opus "Dawn Crept Away," the evocatively titled "Death ... More About: Music
vivid neo-psychedelic instrumental trips
2010-12-29 11:32:00 Don Caballero and Slint are obvious touchstones, but the group?s hearty and hypnotic amalgam hews closer to Mogwai and Explosions in the Sky. Slow-burning guitars erupt into a detuned horde in the 11-minute opus ?Return of the Son of Fog Rider.? Like a post-hardcore suite, the song drifts in and out of dynamic waves while two drummers work in tandem.? ? Time Out Chicago ?The near-epic album seems to generate its own weather system as it swings between shorter, atmospheric passages like ?Innumeracy,? a two-minute breather as weightless and haunting as a passing apparition, and swirling monsters like ?Return of the Son of Fog Rider,? a densely-layered, 11-minute-plus storm surge of mechanical percussion and burnished guitar.? ? Metromix Chicago ?When there?s no vocalist, folks tend to spend more time picking apart each instrument, its associated player. Longstanding Chi-Town quintet Del Rey solve that ?problem? with their signature two-drummer/double-kit builds and crashes and a den... More About: Music , Instrumental , Psychedelic
sonic landscapes...
2010-12-29 11:27:00 Ultralyd can be said to operate in a sonic landscape that has as much in common with modern contemporary music as wiith drone metal. While their vinyl only release ?Renditions? on The Last Record Company label in 2009 and their contribution to our recent ?Twenty Centuries Of Stony Sleep? compilation can easily be described as belonging to the former, ?Inertiadrome? introduces a more rhythm based, rough edged sound. What you get is an instrumental album of ensemble playing, practically free of soloing, largely driven by Olsen´s relentless drumming and Brandsdal´s monster heavy bass. Hana and Møster´s unorthodox guitar and sax treatments are filling the gaps while a bleak and futuristic sounding production gives it a distict sense of doom. From; Rune Grammofon Links; Ultralyd - Inertiadrome Ultralyd Ultralyd @ MySpace Rune Grammofon More About: Music , Landscapes , Sonic
load your bong...
2010-12-29 11:26:00 Attention all earthlings!...Captain Edam, the ruler of planet cheese, and his army of cheese doodles are moving rapidly towards the planet earth ready to "encheese" yet another civilization... The Dutch cosmic doom rockers Stone Oak Cosmonauts have once again landed on our planet with the intention to learn how to fly without wings! The second album 'Into the Multiverse' invites you to an cosmic inferno of both stoner metal, cosmic doom and space rock divided into five acts in 57 brilliant minutes. S.O.C. is NOT a clone of any kind, but more like an intersection between Luke Skywalker's balls and the dried remains of Lemmy's warts! The swaggering 'She is my interstellar cow' initiates this space odyssey and boots you down like an army of Jedi knights with big fuzzy swords and dribble past both Dart Vader and Jabba The Hutt in just one dodge! Powerful and with loads of atmospheric and fuzzadelic deep dives lined by fat pulverizing riffs á la fuzz de luxe. The second act 'Cos... More About: Music , Load
...Gerald Slota
2010-10-28 20:30:00 It's surprising that even still we regard pictures as being discrete little rectangles of visual experience, which to certain extent of course they are, but the more fundamental problem is with how narrow our conception of photographic reality so often is, habitually confused with mere resemblance and not the multiple, discontinuous overlay of memory and presence we actually live. Gerald Slota's work is inherently photographic, it conjures an interior reality from the materials themselves, in this case old negatives bought at an estate sale. Something about it reminds me of Roger Ballen, which might seem a bit unlikely given how different this is in terms of both style and execution, but the knowing primitivism of his "drawing" on the negatives, the brittle, fevered intensity of the resulting images, suggests something of the same private world Ballen works with, a haunted psychological landscape, albeit one arising from the "lost time" of the photographs and how he works them. A ...
Stuff from San Fernando Valley
2010-10-28 20:03:00 If pure sound had the capability to project images on a blank wall, Mini Mansions would be worthy projectionists. On a break from Queens of the Stone Age, Michael Shuman melded heads and locked arms with longtime friends Tyler Parkford and Zach Dawes in a dusty room in the San Fernando Valley . Here, they began a collaborative séance out of which birthed Mini Mansions in January of 2009. Though their triangle is usually confined to piano, bass, and a cocktail drum kit, the LA-based trio generates a Technicolor spectrum of sound drawn from the baroque, gothic, psychedelic, and cinematic realms. Their debut self-titled release, due out this fall via Rekords Rekords, curtseys to the past, bows to the present, and foreshadows a progressively more abstract future. Three vignettes are the structural frameworks upon which Mini Mansions builds, burgeoning into a wildly colorful, narrative fresco when listened to in sequence, straight through. Although Mini Mansions? intention wa... More About: Music , Stuff
A Nice Debut.
2010-10-28 17:24:00 We could say a lot of things about the debut album from Montreal/LA ladies No Joy: that it fully delivers on the promise of their Mexican Summer 7?, that it builds upon the revitalization of shoegaze pop in recent times with a melodic fervor and angst that many of their contemporaries fail to capitalize on, that their records look and sound gorgeous, that there are moments on Ghost Blonde that match the challenges laid down by My Bloody Valentine and Lush years ago. We could say those things, but then what would the bloggers think? Probably the same. Oh well. We said it. Killer record from a band to be reckoned with. Ten new songs that?ll singe your eyelashes off. From; Mexican Summer No Joy are fingering that Faith Healers-via-Sonic Youth guitar haze that seems only to grow in power the more its tapped and trodden over and fucked with by means of feedback and reverb. Links; No Joy ? Ghost Blonde No Joy No Joy @ MySpace Mexican Summer More About: Music , Nice
Fuzzed out, Sludged out Doom
2010-10-26 19:30:00 Were you disappointed with the direction that Electric Wizard took after they released Dopethrone, the album that some consider their finest moment, and perhaps the finest moment in the history of stoner doom? Do you wish they'd gone even farther into sludge and space rock territories with their new lineup? Cough Richmond Virginia's seem to have the answer to your blackened prayers, as their sophomore album and Relapse Records debut may not be Dopethrone Part II, but it may just be the next best thing. These five lumbering tracks of fuzzed out, sludged out doom may worship at the altar of the mighty Electric Wizard, but they also manage to bring enough of their own s t y l e to the table by the end so as not to be blatantly derivative. The production job of Sanford Parker naturally helps them establish their own sonic identity, as although the tones are still harsh and abrasive, there's a natural warmness to the sound that's in direct opposition to the treble heavy fuzz of Dop... More About: Music , Doom
HILLS
More articles from this author:2010-10-25 18:13:00 Another psychedelic gem from Sulatron Records, who really have a knack of finding great space rock records. (See also Uran for more punk-attitude in space rock and Electric Orange for the krautrock aspect.) This one is the CD-release of the debut vinyl album by Swedish kraut-space-cadets Hills, which has been out of print and is now available with additional two tracks to full use of the CD format. The album starts off quite regular and rather unspectacular with a pulsing beat over which some kinds of solos happen. Nothing new there. But wait a few moments and within a few minutes you?ll find yourself in long fusion-oriented, progressive improvisations that consist of not a lot more than a few specks of sound sparkling into the lonely night. And once again I see myself in a crowd getting completely transfixed by the musicians up in the big lights laying down their things. I had that the last time when Them Crooked Vultures played around here and John Paul Jones and Josh Homme and t... More About: Music 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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