http://www.myspace.com/heathenpsych
"In A Dark Tongue is a gorgeous slow burning psychedelic song cycle, smoldering minor key epics, the sounds warm and thick, the guitars viscous, the atmosphere murky and mysterious, yet strangely sun dappled and dreamlike, effects everywhere. Strings soar and sing, warped and processed loops, Sunn-like guitar drones, not heavy so much as intense and darkly effulgent. The two longest tracks appear to be the space rock centerpieces, channeling the extended heart-of-the-sun outros of Hawkwind and old Monster Magnet into classic krautrock heaviness, each a mesmerizing seemingly neverending space jam rife with relentless rhythms, roiling psych drone tumult and thick warbly synths underpinning moody meandering guitars. Soft and shimmery one moment, heavy and psychedelic the next, a breathtaking and expansive glimpse into some glorious sonic otherworld, where the already blurred lines between drone and doom and drift and psych and kraut and space cease to exist at all."
Steve von Till's (Neurosis) side project. Awesome.
"In A Dark Tongue is a gorgeous slow burning psychedelic song cycle, smoldering minor key epics, the sounds warm and thick, the guitars viscous, the atmosphere murky and mysterious, yet strangely sun dappled and dreamlike, effects everywhere. Strings soar and sing, warped and processed loops, Sunn-like guitar drones, not heavy so much as intense and darkly effulgent. The two longest tracks appear to be the space rock centerpieces, channeling the extended heart-of-the-sun outros of Hawkwind and old Monster Magnet into classic krautrock heaviness, each a mesmerizing seemingly neverending space jam rife with relentless rhythms, roiling psych drone tumult and thick warbly synths underpinning moody meandering guitars. Soft and shimmery one moment, heavy and psychedelic the next, a breathtaking and expansive glimpse into some glorious sonic otherworld, where the already blurred lines between drone and doom and drift and psych and kraut and space cease to exist at all."
Steve von Till's (Neurosis) side project. Awesome.
www.myspace.com/epongebr
my humble band, new stuff coming soon
my humble band, new stuff coming soon
But there was this whole hype around Demians. You know the deal, Steven Wilson, blahblah. When I saw them (him really) play live though, it all so uninspired and lacking originality. Add to that that he's not he very good singer or guitar player, and I just wasn't impressed. Went out for food instead.
