The Finnish group, Permanent Clear
Light are back with a new 7" EP featuring three new songs all taken from
their recording sessions for their next LP. It features 15 minutes of new
music, crammed onto a 33rpm 7" and starts off with the happy song,
Maurice, which reminds me a bit of very early Porcupine Tree. It has a long
spacey intro before the highly effected spken word like vocals. It is also a
bit funky in a weird way with the musical focus on the bass drums and synths
with quite little guitar. One in Five is
highly inspired by the MOVE and a shorter pop song. This Quiet Smiling Man
closes the EP with a slower track with some mellotron and a quite dark lyric
about Robert Oppenheimer. Beautiful Doors inspired organ towards the end of the
track. Not as rocking as usual but some great songs. You can read more about this
release here: http://www.fruitsdemerrecords.com/maurice.html
This is a site where I post reviews of CDs, DVDs, LPs, and concerts. I have been writing music reviews on and off since 1984. I ran a heavy metal fanzine from 1984-1988 called Metal Madness and have been a staff writer for Aural Innovations for many years. I have also contributed to Chrohinga Well (RIP), Bad Acid (RIP), Lowcut (RIP), Roadburn and a number of other zines as well. I recently moved to Portugal so please request the new address and do not send any music to Denmark anymore. Tak..
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