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Showing posts with label Rocket Recordings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rocket Recordings. Show all posts

Saturday, August 29, 2015

Hills "Frid"


Country: Sweden
Genre(s)Psychedelic
LabelRocket Recordings
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release dateAugust 28, 2015
Tracklist
1. Kollektiv (4:43)
2. National Drone (7:47)
3. Anukthal Is Here (5:53)
4. Milarepa (3:01)
5. Och Solen Sänkte Sig Röd (10:46)
6. Death Will Find A Way (4:45)

Line-up
Pelle - guitar, vocals
Hanna - drums
Bob - bass
Kalle - guitar
Tore - organ, vocals

Description/Reviews
... opening track ‘Kollektiv’ zaps you into an alternate reality constructed upon layers and layers of reverberating instrumentation. While not overwhelming, the psychedelic sound is immersive and has a grand sense of scale. The stereo pan of the guitar on ‘Kollektiv’ makes you feel like you may well be orbiting it – such is the power of Hills’ aural LSD.
 Read the full review by Matt Watts at gigsoup.co.uk

Media/Samples 
Kollektiv
Milarepa
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Monday, October 7, 2013

Teeth Of The Sea "Master"


Country: UK
Sub GenrePsychedelic, Space Rock, Post Rock
LabelRocket Recordings
Release dateOctober 7, 2013
Tracklist
1. Leder (0:37)
2. Reaper (6:46)
3. The Servant (4:22)
4. Black Strategy (7:18)
5. Pleiades Underground / Inexorable Master (5:03)
6. Siren Spectre (8:20)
7. Put Me On Your Shoulders So I Can See The Rats (2:32)
8. All Human Is Error (4:43)
9. Responder (10:43)

Line-up
Sam Barton
Mike Bourne
Mat Colegate
Jimmy Martin

Description/Reviews
...while TOTS’s 2010 album ‘Your Mercury’ was fine indeed, it didn’t quite capture that irrepressible energy, that desire to devour an audience, which the average TOTS set can deliver. ‘MASTER’ manages that. It is all consuming: from the magical moment that the looped beats of ‘Reaper’ brass-knuckle their way into the brain matter, through to the Beta-Band-goes-A-Space-Odyssey climax of ‘Responder’, where a mournful trumpet orbits a core of wild white noise. There is no relenting. No retreat. 
Read the full review by Mike Diver at clashmusic.com

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