Genre(s): Instrumental Space Rock, Psychedelic, Progressive Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: February 24, 2022
Tracklist
1. The Highest Expression Of Metaphysical Will (5:14)
2. The Obscure Side Of Art (9:06)
3. Trip To Mars/Mars InSight (7:56)
4. Bronze City In The Dream Valley (8:31)
5. Beyond The Pluto (7:09)
6. Dark Jedi Is Dead (5:39)
Total Time 43:35
Line-up
Alisa Coral - keyboards and synthesizers, all guitars, flutes, electronic percussion and drums
With
Gabriel Monticello - bass guitar (3,6), upright bass (5), contrabass balalaika (2)
Yael Kroy - piano (6)
Description/Reviews:
International spacerockers Space Mirrors are back with new album "The Obscure Side of Art" which is a sequel to their debut "The Darker Side of Art". This time leader Alisa Coral changed the approach and with fellow musicians from USA recorded an album of completely instrumental music. On this musical journey they are exploring the boundaries of Space Rock, Krautrock, Folk Rock, Psychedelic and Progressive. While music is original the certain influences of such bands as Hawkwind, Ozric Tentacles, Ship of Fools, Tangerine Dream can be heard. Lots of different instruments were used while creating the arrangements - from guitars, synthesizers and flutes to contrabass balalaika. Each of six lengthy tracks was inspired by the story of its own. And every composition also has separate page in the booklet with unique art created by the longtime collaborator Kevin Sommers.
Also read the review by Andrew Garibaldi at facebook.com
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