NEPHILA Sweden
With its sprawlings spider legs Nephila represents 70’s space rock with masked band members. Flashing guitar solos and psychedelic melodies. The sound is hard to categorize into only one genre, but in the mix elements from all corners of the world are to be found. Melodies, parts and rhythm crawl like a red pulsing thread through the songs from Nephila. ... more
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This record hits all the right beats in terms of mood, themes, style and songwriting. It is able to capture that authentic late '60s sound while also doing something fresh. The darkness that lurks beneath the apparent happy music is what gives it depth and how each spin is an experience. I think, personally, that the first half is stronger than the last, but once it dips it basically stays like that until the end, so it's not really high and low, rather high and then not quite as high.
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Foot stomping riffs peppered in each song and great melodies- Green Lung stays in heavy rotation.
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Mountain of Sugar
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Un album réussi, particulièrement bien représenté par une chanteuse de caractère. Si Janis Joplin, Deep Purple, The Black Crowes, Lynyrd Skynyrd et Blackfoot (« Too Many Times ») font partie de vos références, vous allez vivre trente-sept minutes de nostalgie jubilatoire.
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Combining crooned murder ballads with raw, angsty hard rock hooks, Melbourne's The Ugly Kings are a wrecking crew well worth watching.
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Sonic Praise
by Ecstatic Vision
Percussive, guitar-driven, psych-chaos from Philly trio who never take their adrenaline-fueled feet off the gas.
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Occult New Age
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colossal yield what the fuck…number 1 hit in the 70 ts
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