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Showing posts with label Kaleidobolt. Show all posts
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Saturday, June 1, 2019

Kaleidobolt "Bitter"


Country: Finland
Genre(s): Progressive Rock, Psychedelic
Label: Svart Records
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: May 31, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. Another Toothpick   
2. Big Sky Land   
3. I Am The Seer
4. Deadpan Blues   
5. Interlude   
6. Coyote   
7. Hydra

Line-up: 
Sampo Kääriäinen: guitars, lead vocals, keyboards
Marco Menestrina: bass, vocals, keyboards, percussions
Valtteri Lindholm: drums, timpani
        With
Tenho Mattila: keyboards
Niko Lehdontie: sound manipulation

Description/Reviews: 
Bitter is a ride and a half, chock full of all the licks, riffs, screams, and grooves fans of progressive/psychedelic rock could ask for. It’s like the timelines split at some point and instead of sinking into jazz experimentation, pop-influenced revivals, breakups, or just plain obscurity, 70’s progressive rock bands got pissed instead and made it their goal to be as loud as possible. It goddamn rules.
Read the full review by Eden Kupermintz at heavyblogisheavy.com

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Friday, July 1, 2016

Kaleidobolt "The Zenith Cracks"


Country: Finland
Genre(s): Psychedelic, Stoner, Progressive Rock
Label: Pink Tank Records
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: July 1, 2016
Tracklist: 
1. Off The Cuff (2:22)
2. Murderous Ways (5:55)
3. The Crux (6:03)
4. Inbred (6:02)
5. Helle (1:46)
6. Steal My Thunder (6:21)
7. City Of The Sun (8:50)
8. Spoil (10:06)

Total time 47:25

Line-up: 
Sampo Kurki: electric guitar, acoustic guitar, lead vocals
Marco Menestrina: bass, B3 Hammond, piano, theremin, vocals
Valtteri Lindholm: drums, maracas

Description/Reviews: 
 The Zenith Cracks is a much different sound to their acclaimed S/T debut album. The Zenith Cracks sees the band opt for a more psychedelic and far out sound as the two opening tracks – Off The Cuff and Murderous Ways – open the floodgates to a world of heavy and psychedelic prog/stoner riffs. The vocals are firmly rooted in the classic era of 60s/70s Hard Rock/Psych Rock.
Read the full review by Steve Howe at outlawsofthesun.blogspot.com

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