I
think I read about these guys on The Obelisk and then the tape came in the
mail. There are five tracks on the tape and some quite long. It starts off with
Deepest Purple (for Krang) which has a very spaced out guitar that is quite loud
to start as the band really takes off into space with a crazy mix of keyboards
and the two guitars. It is a bit chaotic at times but always moving in the
right direction with some intense guitar soloing towards the end of this track.
Really rawking and raw stuff. Sitting in the Car, Thinking slows things down is
more spacey and slow with some cool guitar and quite psychedelic and floating. Trans
Nite is a slower very spacey drone track with a steady build. Quite dreamy. Now
you need to flip the tape for Heads Blues. A slow stoned blues track that
gradually becomes a bit doomy and very spacey. This is a really cool song
(jam). Flair starts with a like false start on the tape and then it starts
again and starts with a huge guitar riff and then the 2nd guitar
joins in, and then the rest join as the track just gets more and more massive
and intense and then the lead guitar kicks in for a while and then it returns
to the heavy wall of sound vibrating vibe. A cool new band. I look forward to
hearing more by these guys.
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..
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Shooting Guns- Spectral Laundromat (Dub Ditch Picnic 1971.038)
I
think I read about these guys on The Obelisk and then the tape came in the
mail. There are five tracks on the tape and some quite long. It starts off with
Deepest Purple (for Krang) which has a very spaced out guitar that is quite loud
to start as the band really takes off into space with a crazy mix of keyboards
and the two guitars. It is a bit chaotic at times but always moving in the
right direction with some intense guitar soloing towards the end of this track.
Really rawking and raw stuff. Sitting in the Car, Thinking slows things down is
more spacey and slow with some cool guitar and quite psychedelic and floating. Trans
Nite is a slower very spacey drone track with a steady build. Quite dreamy. Now
you need to flip the tape for Heads Blues. A slow stoned blues track that
gradually becomes a bit doomy and very spacey. This is a really cool song
(jam). Flair starts with a like false start on the tape and then it starts
again and starts with a huge guitar riff and then the 2nd guitar
joins in, and then the rest join as the track just gets more and more massive
and intense and then the lead guitar kicks in for a while and then it returns
to the heavy wall of sound vibrating vibe. A cool new band. I look forward to
hearing more by these guys.
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