I've been seeing this monolithic concept on so many records the last 3+ years, and for some reason I am drawn to them. This means something. The record flows really well, keeping my attention completely for the entire duration. The band melds and manages to balance a unique mixture of genres, resulting in large sounding tracks, that are sometimes so big they have their own atmosphere. This record is definitely not for everyone. I am speaking mostly to the elitist pigs that shit themselves at the first sign of clean signing. This isn't for you. As for the rest of us normal folk, this record is pretty damn great and deserves a wider audience. The album is relatively cheap as well, so grab a copy of you like it.
Showing posts with label Progressive Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Progressive Rock. Show all posts
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Friday, January 22, 2021
Indian Summer – Indian Summer (1971)
How about another delicious 1970's gem? There is virtually no information on these guys other than the above link and the old faithful discogs page. Evidence points towards only a single record that was picked up by a bunch of different labels, but nothing else released. Which is a bummer because these guys play super tight, almost psychedelia at times, kick ass jams. I especially enjoy Secrets Reflected, and it's slightly Third vibes. Do yourself a favor and dig into this record.
Thursday, January 21, 2021
Gypsy - In The Garden (1971)
Gypsy's sophomore album is a delicious slice of straight-up 70's proggy goodness. There's a few extended passages, some great guitar work, and an organ that wraps itself around my heart and smoothers me with those oh so magical nostalgia feels. The kind that bring pangs and maybe a few good tears. Treasured memories of making cookies with my siblings at the beginning of the fall. Trying not to burn down the kitchen. Witnessing the leaves change colors in the Midwest. Those feels are heavy with this record. Get it, spin it, feel the love.
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