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Mittwoch, 15. April 2020

Infinity Of Now

Um die Sonne: Psych-Rock und Funk bei The Heliocentrics – ByteFM

A few weeks ago a friend of mine recommended The Heliocentrics new album Infinity Of Now to me. I was not sure if it was my cup of tea and forgot about it. The recent days I remembered his words and I found the time to check this album out. And I have to admit that it is a superb album. The Heliocentrics are a London based jazz collective playing together for more than a decade and their sound is very unique. Their musical cosmos spreads from the asymmetric sound of Sun Ra over to Pierre Henry's Gong, Can and reals psychedelic sounds. Every song is different to the others. Hanging By A Tread is dominated by Afro-Latin drums, a psychedelic blues guitar, a steamy organ on a funk bass line.

 
People Wake Up! is an almost 10 minutes long beast and one of the most tripped-out songs I listened to the last months. An electric guitar that reminds to Keith Levine circa at PIL's Metal Box era, a doom dubby bassline, sirens, flute and strings and other psych effect makes this song outstanding.

Montag, 28. September 2015

Swan Lake


35! years ago Public Image Ltd. released their second recording, well known as the Metal Box. Sadly I didn't own the original packing with the 12-inches but it is still a classic recording in the post punk era. When the record was released it sounded like nothing compared to past, present and the future. Weired guitars by Keith Levine, a gigantic dub-inspired bass by Jah Wobble and the cryptic lyrics by John Lydon makes this record remarkable for everything before and after.

Public Image Ltd - Swan Lake