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“'À propos des diverses formes de Passerelles is a metaphysical mind-fucker inked in feedback, alchemical texts, and gut-born guitar wails.' -The Third Eye Blog”
Dissolving into psychedelic fever dreams and mutant electronics: Muzaq for Frogs pays eerie tribute to cult film Decoder (1984) with a collaborative sonic séance. Chris of Wilderness conjures scorched earth blues and alien electronics from the Sonoran Desert, while Kidnappers in Their Sleep navigates interstitial zones with hardware synths and genre-defying poetic backbone. Replaced By Robots delivers guitar-driven rock that feels "simultaneously familiar, futuristic, emotive and SLIGHTLY WRONG," and Aidan Siegele's TRÄUMEN blends indie rock roots with psychedelic and ambient textures exploring memory, uncertainty, and hope.
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“From Sun Records strut to bearded space station confessions: one brain, zero genre loyalty.”
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“Harmonious, poetic, psychedelic folk-rock 'in the best traditions of some of the more esoteric folk musicians from the 60s and 70s'”
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“HALLUCINATORY SONGS FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL LIVING BEINGS.”
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“Nutty instrumental based a baroque piano book my sister used to practice every day”
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“A slowed down cover of Ministry's Isle Of Man Version II from Twitch”
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“A raw and fearless fusion of protest-driven lyrics and psychedelic rock grooves, Anotherside channels the band’s underground spirit into an urgent sonic trip through political dissent and personal ...”
“Hip Hop/Psychedelic Rap - Partying At The End of Time is a critique of modern life, a celebration of humanity, a reflection of grief, and a story of new beginnings. CHEERS!”
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“Psychedelic dub, brought to you by Outer Spaceways Incorporated”
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“Hear the heart of trance music, take your ride to the unknown!”
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“Unbury the truth. Break the broadcast.”
