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Showing posts with label Hills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hills. Show all posts

Saturday, January 14, 2017

Hills "Uncollected Sound"


Country: Sweden
Genre(s)Psychedelic
Label:  Cardinal Fuzz (UK), Sky Lantern Records (USA)
FormatCD, vinyl, cassette, digital
Release date: January 13, 2017
Tracklist
1. Death Will Find A Way [Live] (10:46)
2. Schlaraffenland (12:26)
3. Messias II (7:46)
4. Flojtjola Med Tema Fran Solen (3:36)
5. Are You Real (8:52)

Total Time 43:26

Line-up
Pelle - guitar, vocals
Hanna - drums
Bob - bass
Kalle - guitar
Tore - organ, vocals

Description/Reviews
Now here’s some great news for all of us who have been longing to own a copy of the band’s almost mythical debut album, which they pressed themselves back on 2009... UK label Cardinal Fuzz and US imprint Sky Lantern Records are repressing the album, which is also remastered with a sleeve encompassing the original artwork (by Marcus Iversson), but this time beautifully printed on a Sliver Laminated Sleeve. If that were not enough excitement for one day, the album will be coming out as a double with a bonus lp of previously unreleased material entitled ‘Uncollected Sounds’…direct customers to both labels will also be able to buy ‘Uncollected Sounds’ separately in an special limited edition with screen printed sleeve; and a cassette version and CDr will also be available. (backseatmafia.com)
Media/Samples 
Flöjttjola
Bandcamp

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Saturday, August 29, 2015

Hills "Frid"


Country: Sweden
Genre(s)Psychedelic
LabelRocket Recordings
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release dateAugust 28, 2015
Tracklist
1. Kollektiv (4:43)
2. National Drone (7:47)
3. Anukthal Is Here (5:53)
4. Milarepa (3:01)
5. Och Solen Sänkte Sig Röd (10:46)
6. Death Will Find A Way (4:45)

Line-up
Pelle - guitar, vocals
Hanna - drums
Bob - bass
Kalle - guitar
Tore - organ, vocals

Description/Reviews
... opening track ‘Kollektiv’ zaps you into an alternate reality constructed upon layers and layers of reverberating instrumentation. While not overwhelming, the psychedelic sound is immersive and has a grand sense of scale. The stereo pan of the guitar on ‘Kollektiv’ makes you feel like you may well be orbiting it – such is the power of Hills’ aural LSD.
 Read the full review by Matt Watts at gigsoup.co.uk

Media/Samples 
Kollektiv
Milarepa
Bandcamp

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