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“My hard drive got fried by a neutron star, and this is all I could salvage.”
From the swamps of jazz to the far reaches of the bizarre: Mother Raspberry and the Lord Prometheus Jon. LXVII sends a time-traveling Monarch across the American political landscape with strange progressive industrial jazz and heavy jaunts — the soundtrack to a film that barely exists. Madness Beyond the Dome completes the Frasier-saluting saga where only madness awaits outside. Meanwhile, syn.terra's Kharybdis conjures piano-driven industrial jazz swamp grooves fit for a sunrise stroll through the bog, and Aeon / Umbrasia closes the trilogy with mechanical jazz dredged from rust-neglect machinery and fetid marshland depths.
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“Naissance de l’horizon is a cyclical album, unfolding like a film, from an explosive beginning to a mirrored, hopeful ending, in the spirit of ’70s progressive rock.”
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“green bird is a soulful lo-fi journey through love, growth, and connection, blending serene melodies with vivid imagery to celebrate life’s tender moments.”