Buddha Sentenza "Semaphora"

Country: Germany
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock
Label: World in Sound
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: December 1, 2016 (CD, digital), January 2016 (vinyl)
Tracklist: 
1. Jet (6:48)
2. Greek Ancestry (6:55)
3. Kreen (10:08)
4. Laika (5:21)
5. Blood Rust (8:05)
6. The End Is Coming, We'll Take It From Here (10:55)

Total time 48:12

Line-up: 
Jesus Malverde: Drums & Percussion
B. B. Blacksheep: Guitar & Violin
Pontifex Maximus: Keys & Synths
Amnesio Bodega: Bass
Major Mayhem: Guitar

Description/Reviews: 

Buddha Sentenza offers us some 70's inspired instrumental heavy Prog with great organ, loads of guitars, bass and heavy drumming. Something like Uriah Heep, Deep Purple with a hint of Black Sabbath and early Pink Floyd.
Very well performed, this half dozen musical pieces, ranging from 5 to 11 minutes, easily kept me interested for the whole album and I'm not part of the primary audience for this kind of music.
Their first album is free to download from their website so I would certainly not hesitate in discovering this very good German band's music. (Marc at proggnosis.com)

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Bandcamp (name your price)

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Kirkbinsinek "Sis Pus Sus"

Country: Turkey
Genre(s): Psychedelic
Label: World In Sound
Format: CD, vinyl
Release date: May 22, 2015
Tracklist: 
1. Hoyrat   (LP 1. Seite) 5:01
2. Nefes 4:19
3. Derdim Dert 5:33
4. Oyun 4:46
5. Kara Iplik 5:13
6. It Dalasi   (LP 2. Seite) 6:35
7. Karanlik Cökünce 5:37
8. Shijin 9:10
9. Sis Pus Sus 3:34

Line-up: 
Alper Antmen - electric guitar, vocals
Baris Güvenenler - acoustic and electric cello
Özgür Devrim Akcay - drums, cymbals and backing vocals
Tolga Öztürk - bass guitar and backing vocals

Description/Reviews: 

World In Sound´s first release from Turkey delivers pure and timeless oriental heavy psychedelic Prog Rock from Istanbul. Besides the usual instruments, they also use a Cello to create a truly unique and deep atmosphere, where the mystical vibe of “One Thousand and One Nights” meets Pink Floyd and King Crimson. Nine long epics reflect a wide and unpredictable, well-balanced spectrum of arrangements, rhythms, melodies, and climax. With no doubt these lads continue the great 1970s Turkish psychedelic rock tradition of Erkin Koray, Mogollar or Baris Manco. Watch out for this mindblowing space prog trip! This is music for the mind and body at highest level of creativity and proficiency.

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Itdalasi

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Samsara Blues Experiment "Waiting For The Flood"

Country: Germany
Sub Genre: Psychedelic
Label: Electric Magic/World In Sound
Release date: October 24, 2013
Tracklist: 
1. Shringara (13:34)
2. Waiting For The Flood (10:38)
3. Don't Belong (11:58)
4. Brahmin's Lament (12:25)

Line-up: 
Christian Peters - vocals, electric & acoustic guitars, sitar, organ, Moog, harp
Richard Behrens - bass
Thomas Vedder - drums
Hans Eiselt - electric & acoustic guitars

Description/Reviews: 

...basic psychedelic roots that on Waiting for the Flood seem to have returned to the fore. Certainly middle cuts “Waiting for the Flood” and “Don’t Belong” particularly have their driving moments, but the feel of the LP overall and even the manner of its presentation feed into a psych ideal. 

Read the full review by theobelisk.net

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Brahmin’s Lament (extract)

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