Earthling Society "England Have My Bones"

Country: UK
Sub Genre: Psychedelic, Space Rock, Krautrock
Label: Riot Season
Release date: August 25, 2014
Tracklist: 

1. Aiwass - 11:10
2. Tortuga - 8:36
3. Journey in Satchidananda - 15:16
4. England Have My Bones - 4:30

Line-up: 
Fred Laird - Guitar and Vocals
Jon Blacow - Drums and Percussion
Neil Whitehead - Machines
Kim Allen - Bass

Description/Reviews: 

Consisting of four songs, 'Aiwass' is the first and throughout its eleven minutes serves as a swirling, dense, psychedelic introduction to the album. Almost impenetrable in parts, it creates a vortex of sound which builds...and builds...and builds. Typically psych and space rock, the clarity of the musicianship is excellent and keeps things interesting.
'Tortuga' takes things down a pace and is the only song here with vocals on it. It's probably the most accessible too and the submerged lyrics help drive the song to its conclusion. It's a slight psych masterpiece which can sit along bands such as Lucid Dream and The Oscillation for it's take on a sub-Spiritualized level.
Brilliant as this is, nothing quite prepares you for the cover of Alice Coltrane's 'Journey Into Satchidananda' which out grows its jazz roots and take on a full on space rock experience. Firmly rooted in the bass and drum section which at times threatens to turn tribal, it's yet another dense piece and turns the original on it's head. It's a weird situation where free form jazz gets grounded in basic instrumentation but sounds even more out there.

Read the full review by Martyn Coppack at echoesanddust.com

Media/Samples 
Journey Into Satchidananda

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