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supported by 12 fans who also own “Part IV.”
This Danish trio are renowned for their instrumental prowess. Their 2010 debut shows the musical chops were in place from the ground level. An adroit backing of bass and drum allows the brilliant guitar work to literally soar while the addition of spacey keys gives proceedings a distinct Psych edge. They're not afraid to blend styles together, tracks can combine Jazz, Stoner, Krautrock, Post-Rock & Electronica seamlessly, the expert musicianship ensures it remains totally captivating.
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Spectral Domain
by Dead Sea Apes
supported by 11 fans who also own “Part IV.”
Beginning to sound more 'produced' now,I think...production values rise with experience ("tradecraft", as Le Carre called it) but the band has yet more 'edge' and confidence...this is mature work and it feels like they are discovering their true identity and potential...the extended jam feel of some earlier music now seems a little more purposeful and focused...that's great,because there feels like so much more to come from DSA in the future and all the hard work is paying off...
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Part IV.”
Great example of pure space rock by this Swedish band.
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Space Trips For The Masses
by Modern Stars
Massive, doomy songs drenched in echo and centered on eerie vocal melodies for a heightened sense of mystery.
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A Guide To Drowning
by io audio recordings
The physical version of this raucous psych rock EP “comes housed inside a plywood cube surrounded by glass eyes.”
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Krautrock collides with psych on this rip-roaring EP from El Universo, which pits jagged guitars against lockstep rhythms.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Part IV.”
Lamagaia is one of those bands you can't remember having first heard, because in retrospect it feels like you've always been a fan. From the Michael Karoli-like guitar runs to the impossibly smooth yet unflinching one-chord groove, there's a distinct CAN vibe to this hypnotic 28-minute jam.
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