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German review from the great VISIONS magazine. Unfortunately, behind a paywall, but apparently they hold it in high regards: 9 out of 12 points/stars/whatever it is.
https://www.visions.de/review/motorpsycho-motorpsycho/
Edit: Also crowned album of the week!
edit: link to band’s own channel :)
I read about it on his instagram in early january, saying he needs rest for the upcoming kanaan tour. He made it through the first part of the tour but now he is back with same problem, unfit to play the more demanding kanaan-trio shows. All the best to him, it’s really tough not recovering properly and dragging along. Lots of patience and wishing for a strong comeback when it’s the right time
It’s two different colors. In the MP/NFGS shop, it specifically says “Webstore exclusive green transparent”
Another way of ordering in Germany (moss green instead of nfgs-exclusive transparent green though):
Great!
Nice and promising distribution of song lengths. Bit of HMF vibes from the artwork.
For (us) German psychonauts….just order via your local recordstore or any german mailorder. They’ll list it soon enough.
Great find, thanks! There’s also a lot of the weird spirit of all those Belgish lo-fi bands revolving around dEUS in the mid-90s.
There appears to be a video in the making:
With all the slomo/lens flare/blurry/double exposure, there’s quite a familiar nostalgic touch to it.
@Bartok! Thanks a lot for the effort!
Oh, i see….so, will it be one record with Olaf and one with Ingvald, or both sessions on one album? i’m confused, haha
@Bartok: Yes, new chapter refered to he actual new material with Ingvald on drums. Which someone wrote would drop in February already.
– Captain is really great
– Psycholab really grew on me. a brilliant VU/Stereolab-bastard and a good portion of bittersweet nostalgic hedonism with that harmonic shift in the chorus….instant classicHad my copy in the mail today…..vinyl looks marvellous and i like the uniform subpop-y label as well.
The record itself might not be life altering, but i enjoy it a lot. Mainly because, like Yay, there’s a lightness and joy to it i missed on the previous albums. The less-is-more drumming is great, bass sound is fantastic and in general the production leaves air to breathe. The Scheps approach definitely fits the records made with Tomas, but i like that side more. Glad I bought it and it will be a good companion until the new chapter starts in february!
all the way!
