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Jay Tausig California
Multi Instrumentalist / Vocalist / Producer.
A creator of Progressive Rock, Space Rock, Electronic,
Psychedelic, Folk, Fusion music.
Ex-Chrome, Chromium Hawk Machine, Astral Magick,
D'arcana.
Astral Hawk Machine
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From Claremont, CA, enter Djam Karet, who are no newbies to the progressive scene. This is a continuation of their explorations into psych and electronica, with an emphasis, however on acoustic instrumentation. Dense, articulate and cerebral. Title track is my favourite.
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Great band. Distinguished by originality, quality and its experimental side. Congratulations on the bold project to make music for fun and to have the genius to create something truly new. For when a visit to Portugal?
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Hallucinations inside the Oracle
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Looks like it is high res audio (48-24) on the "digital album" version if you download the FLAC. My half-deaf ears probably can't pick the difference from lower res, but I'll fool myself that this is better. Awesome.
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The Brooklyn band deliver a blissful psychedelic rock album steeped in sci-fi and spirituality, awash with organs, strings, and reverb.
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Vol.1: Tales from Vertexia
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Spaced-out krautrock and dizzying drone from this Irish band that packs a punch—the sound of being caught in an asteroid belt.
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Big, clanging psych-rock from this Arizona outfit fuses monk-like vocals with slow-winding guitars for songs that feel like strange hymns.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “A Familiar Place”
How lucky of me to find this band, and what a shame it took them 8 albums for me to find them. In particular, I love the swagger/frivolity of their playing. Also the delicacy of the guitarist on some tracks (reminds of Stone Rebel at times) Fav track: I am the beyonder
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