Album Review
Gnod – “Infinity Machines” – [Rocket Recordings]
abacus 3/30/2016 A Library, CD
big players in the euro psychedelic scene, playing Eindhoven in june and have in the past as well. their catalog spans a universe of sound and this release packs surprises for sure. i expected heavy psych, though was pleasantly mistaken: most of this massive album simmers in leftfield electronics riding astral planes into realms of cosmic jazz and tribal psychedelia; deep dank beats set in around Collateral, whisking the fragrant smoke around the ether. your vision narrows, dilating in the off color light that pops and pulsats in the acid techno wash, churning bass heavy cogs stacking into a slow building dronescape of Downtime, beckoning you to the next disc. finally the mammoth psych juggernauts deliver with White Privileged Wank marching to the front line electrocution squad, Spinal Fluid goes all spacey again before Breaking the Hex really blasts off (the only true heavy psych track in the mix), a quick burst before the title track returns to mellow grooves, a long reggae trip that slowly stumbles off the deep end. excellent psychedelic music that brings 70s tripouts into modern electronics. a long drawn out comeup with only a brief peak before the comedown. sssiiiiccckkk
you heard it 27 times on kfjc! most recently:
- 2083 days ago, John Goldfarb played Importance of Downtime
- 2260 days ago, Carson Street played Control Systems
- 2267 days ago, Carson Street played Control Systems
- 2282 days ago, Grawer played Infinity Machines
- 2282 days ago, Mitch LeMay played Breaking The Hex
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