This four piece band I thought was
from the 70s but this was actually recorded in the summer of 2012. The album
starts of with a slow building jam with a lot of really cool delay guitar. By
8mins it is getting sort of doomy and spacey with some cool synth like sounds.
Very hypnotic and towards the end of the first movement (over 20mins), the
guitar takes a more relaxed and floating atmosphere with some more percussive
interplay and synths. Justin, who plays the guitar, also does the synths so
they are not played at the same time. Second movement is a long track based on
bass and synth drones. After 8 ½ mins the drums and percussion kick in and the
track gains some new energy. The guitar enters as a sort of totally freakout
and then as the track is changing directions around 20mins, he starts to solo
but it never really jams out. Track ends around 26mins. The third and final
movement starts with a drum solo for the first 3-4 mins before the synth kicks
in and then the track ends before it really goes anywhere special. I enjoyed
the CD but the first Movement was by far the best.
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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