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Showing posts with label Pancromatic Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pancromatic Records. Show all posts

Friday, April 16, 2021

Sula Bassana "CV Sessions"

Country: Germany
Genre(s): Instrumental Psychedelic, Space Rock, Krautrock, Electronica
LabelSulatron Records (CD), Pancromatic Records (vinyl)
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: April 16, 2020 (CD), April 22, 2020 (digital), June/July 2021 (vinyl)
Tracklist
1. A Nice Constellation Of The Planets (9:14) 
2. Wtf? (4:52) 
3. Wollschweber (4:51) 
4. What Is Reality? (4:23) - not on CD
5. Ruins Of Civilisation (20:28) 
6. Foggy Forest (6:27) 
7. Tick Attacks! (4:38) 
8. Little Birdy (5:23) 
9. They Have Landed And They Come In Colours (11:02) 
10. Der Traurige Essigfisch (11:09) 

Total Time 82:27

Line-up
Dave Schmidt aka Sula Bassana (Zone Six) - analog synthesizers, drummachines, sequencers, a polyphonic synth, a string ensemble, a casio SK 1 & SK 60, Stylophone x1, guitars, a bass, Mellotron 

Description/Reviews:
Another more electronic experimental kraut space drone album. CV Sessions are a combination of the time of the Corona Virus and the equipment Sula used in these times, which is analog gear connected and modulated with CV cables (control voltage). Double meaning.
Media/Samples
Bandcamp

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Friday, February 28, 2020

Elds Mark "Elds Mark"


Country:  Norway
Genre(s): Instrumental Prog Folk
LabelPancromatic Records (vinyl) - PLP2040
Formatvinyl, digital
Release date: February 28, 2020
Tracklist
1. Telg og Sti (5:25)
2. Stova (3:24)
3. Spor (4:32)
4. Lauvdal I (2:27)
5. Varder (4:41)
6. Jordreis (4:18)
7. Lauvdal II (3:15)
8. Vår Skog (4:04)
9. Sunket (1:48)
10. Elds Fall (6:10)
11. Vandring (3:25)

Total Time 43:29

Line-up
R.E. Turitrøen - Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Hammond Organ, Synth, Clavinet, Mellotron, Piano
C.E. Berg - Drums, Percussion, Guitar, Other

Description/Reviews
Stunning new sideproject from members of Jordsjø. Elds Mark is an instrumental affair that tries for and succesfully captures the feel of Scandinavian progressive rock of the 70s.  As I listen through the album I'm constantly reminded of the first Ragnarok album. (lasercd.com)
Media/Samples 
Bandcamp

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