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Showing posts with label Seven That Spells. Show all posts
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Monday, January 15, 2018

Seven That Spells "The Death And Resurrection Of Krautrock: OMEGA"


Country: Croatia
Genre(s): Psychedelic, Krautrock
Label: Sulatron Records
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: January 15, 2018 (digital), February 23, 2018 (CD, vinyl) 
Tracklist
1. In III (4:07)
2. Omega (18:54)
3. Chronos (3:55)
4. Future Lords (13:15)
5. Out III (6:26)

Total Time 46:37

Line-up
Blake Fleming – drums
Jeremy White – bass, vox
Gordan Tomić - guitar, vox
Niko Potočnjak – guitar, synth

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Seven That Spells "The Death And Resurrection Of Krautrock: OMEGA"


Country: Croatia
Genre(s): Psychedelic, Krautrock
Label: Sulatron Records
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: January 15, 2018 (digital), February 23, 2018 (CD, vinyl) 
Tracklist
1. In III (4:07)
2. Omega (18:54)
3. Chronos (3:55)
4. Future Lords (13:15)
5. Out III (6:26)

Total Time 46:37

Line-up
Blake Fleming – drums
Jeremy White – bass, vox
Gordan Tomić - guitar, vox
Niko Potočnjak – guitar, synth

Media/Samples 
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Monday, June 30, 2014

Seven That Spells "The Death and Resurrection of Krautrock: IO"


Country: Croatia
Sub GenrePsychedelic
LabelSulatron Records
Release dateJune 30, 2014
Tracklist
1. In II 
2. Io
3. One 
4. Burning Blood 
5. Out II

Line-up

Nikola Babić – drums 
Jeremy White – bass, voc 
Niko Potočnjak – guitar 
   With
Albin Julius - synths, hammond, kazoo 
Nikola Urošević - throat singing


Description/Reviews
Seven That Spells have garnered quite a reputation on the underground psych scene and from the basis of this album alone it is easy to see why. Hailing from Croatia but with a strong founding in Japanese culture, they deliver a heady dose of deep psych that you may just want to find somewhere safe to lie down to first before listening.
Not that this is obvious from opening track 'In II' whose kaleidoscopic guitar riff signals a descent into the madness that follows. It's all rather run of the mill and basic but that's the trick you see. It completely disarms you whilst also taking on the role of an introductory flight into space. 
 Read the full review by Martyn Coppack at echoesanddust.com

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