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Showing posts with label Space Debris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Space Debris. Show all posts

Monday, February 20, 2017

Space Debris "Behind The Gate"


Country: Germany
Genre(s): Instrumental Eclectic Progressive Rock
Label: Green-Brain/Breitklang (SDBG0217CD)
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: February 20, 2017
Tracklist
CD 1:
1. Sunlight (6:29)
2. Behind the Gates (14:21)
3. Ohnword (9:01)
4. Stardreamer (8:03)
5. Sun for Fun (2:49)
6. New Rag (CD only) (11:07)

CD 2:
1. Music Is God (6:35)
2. Blue Alert (15:10)
3. Summernightdrive part 1 (12:45)
4. Summernightdrive part 1 ext. (7:55)
5. Summernightdrive part 2 (5:46)
6. Planet Paradise (5:27)

Line-up
Tommy Gorny: Guitar
Winnie Rimbach-Sator: Keyboards
Janni Schmitt: Bass
Christian Jäger: Ludwig Drums

Description/Reviews
The band has developed its style and added new sounds, i. b. keyboard chorals remembering of Deep Purples 'April'. Space, hardrock and jazz elements lead to the typical Space Debris feeling. Each song tells a different story and seems to have it's own colour. The cover describes the musical journey for the listener: in the room behind the door. Song after song, the listener can open the doors and drift into space together with the band.
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Bandcamp

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Monday, April 7, 2014

Space Debris "Phonomorphosis"


Country: Germany
Sub Genreinstrumental  Krautrock, Psychedelic
Release date: April, 2014
Tracklist
1. Colossus Stranded 20:45
2. Phonomorphosis 19:46
3. Cat Flow Deluxe 19:47
4. Journey Back To The Moon 18:35

Line-up
Christian Jager - drums
Mitja Besen - bass
Winnie Rimbach-Sator - keyboards
Tommy Gorny - guitar
   With
Magic Petra - vocals

Description/Reviews
The record contains four 20-minute tracks, very different, highly varied Krautrock-Monster-long tracks in the genres of psychedelic rock , hard rock and fusion.
The entrance song ' Colossus Stranded ' floats with a long organ intro melancholy in the psychedelic guest vocals from Magic Petra, (the cover paintings, once again corresponding to the music, are also from her ), then mutate into a dreamy- contrasting hardrocker, the opposite end turns to a classic Purple-Battle between organ and guitar. The title song ' Phonomorphosis ' is very versatile musical trip using all registers of the Krautrock craft, drifting towards the end even in dub themes and psychedelic funk. The third long Track ' Cat Flow Deluxe ' sounds first like a zappaesque Blues, followed by coolness ala Doors and the end brings almost oriental but dirty rock . The song ' Journey Back To The Moon ' is very reminiscent of the first albums of Space Debris with heavy, distorted, wailing organ, as if it was recorded in 1970. It's the only song which was already recorded end of 2012 in a different recording session. 

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Colossus Stranded (edit)

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Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Space Debris "She's A Temple"


Country: Germany
Sub Genreinstrumental  Krautrock, Psychedelic
Label Green-Brain
Release date: May 15, 2013
Tracklist
1. Palmyra 14:58
2. Cloudwalker 4:40
3. Creation: Glimpse of a Dying Sun 8:59
4. Creation: Everdrifting Particle 8:56
5. Skinflight 2:34
6. Time Traveller 8:32
7. She's a Temple 11:53
8. Supernova 1604 16:46
9. Zenobian Dance   (bonus track for 2LP-Version) 5:21

Line-up
Christian Jager (drums)
Mitja Besen (bass)
Winnie Rimbach-Sator (keyboards)
Tommy Gorny (guitar)

Description/Reviews
Space Debris are a german band whose music will transport you back 30 years to the pioneering days of Krautrock and Progressive influenced Psychedelia. This time, the sound is a little bit earthier and harder. Their way of playing has become more mature and fluently. Most of the creative longtracks are telling stories which shall inspire the fantasy of the listener. The listener is intended to be the fifth musician who always participates through his imagination. The music is related to the instrumental parts of known bands of the 70's like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Mountain, King Crimson and Hawkwind. It also has jazzy parts but never loses its continuous originality, which has been typical for Space Debris for 12 years now.  The cover picture shows the antique desert city of Palmyra and refers in the connection the Venus of Cabanel to the successful ruler Zenobia, who however was finally beaten by the Romans. 

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Palmyra

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