Combat Astronomy "Kundalini Apocalypse"

Country: USA
Sub Genre: Avant Prog, Jazz-Rock/Fusion, Progressive Metal, Zeuhl
Release date: March 1, 2013
Tracklist: 

1.Kundalini Dub 04:27
2.Path Finders 07:14
3.Recoil 02:32
4.Quiet Mutiny 05:25
5.Telos 04:36
6.Orchard of the Snakes 10:48
7.Wrong Wheels 05:42
8.Sequence Seven 04:28
9.Telos Reprise 01:31
10.Cave War 13:55


Line-up: 

Martin Archer - Bass clarinet, baritone, alto and sopranino saxophones, organ, electronics, voice.
Elaine di Falco - Voice on Kundalini Dub and Path Finders.
James Huggett - Fretless five string bass, guitar, production, programming, concept.
Juxtavoices - Choir on Cave War, directed by Martin Archer

Description/Reviews: 

Fifth release from this churning, heavy, band who are somewhere between zeuhl and noise-rock. This is their most 'stripped down to the basics' album in some time: HEAVY ASS drum programming, HEAVY ASS bass pyrotechnics and lots of sound/noise/instrument manipulations. For fans of Zeuhl, modern avant-metal and modern heavy avant-progressive rock.
"Monstrously heavy, groovy, trippy, creative. Dubby, dynamic and dastardly. Combat Astronomy continue to display flair, creativity and stubborn iconoclasticism on their latest album "Kundalini Apocalypse". Intended to be released in time for the end of world, it arrived late. We are all of course still here and you are invited to go on an internal adventure of collapse and rebirth with another premium disc of unique poly-metric bass guitar metal, avant jazz and abstract drones." (waysidemusic.com)

Media/Samples 
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