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The Grand Astoria (Saint Petersburg, Russia) – "The Mighty Few" (2015)
https://thegrandastoria.bandcamp.com/album/the-mighty-few
Rule #1 is broken here, sorry – this band is currently touring Europe celebrating their 10th anniversary.
But the record is really awesome (rule #4)
!I've recalled this album after listening to "The Crucible" (the song), because it consists of only 2 songs, 20+ minutes each.
Crazy mix of psychedelia, prog, metal, doom with elements of reggae, jazz, funk and pure chaos.
Highly recommended to brave psychonauts.
Punj's posts about "The Crucible" are almost as good as the record itself
– great pleasure to read.And as for the album – I've already listened to it 7 or 8 times so far and can't stop myself from pressing the Play button again and again.
Amazing work!
Very nice interview, thank you!
It also has links to interviews about The Tower and HBM. Will read them as well.
+1 to Heron Oblivion (besides vocalist/drummer from Espers it contains members of awesome psychedelic-rock bands Comets on Fire and Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound).
King Buffalo (stoner/psychedelic trio for fans of Elder and All Them Witches): https://kingbuffalo.bandcamp.com/
Hidden Trails (new band of rhythm section from great prog/psychedelic Belgium band Hypnos 69 (one of my all time favorites)): https://hiddentrailsband.bandcamp.com
Church of the Cosmic Skull (very nice retro-hard/prog band): https://churchofthecosmicskull.bandcamp.com/
Hi everyone!
Long time reader, first time writer here
.I have a stupid question – how to navigate through "CAMP MOTORPSYCHO » GENERAL" topics in order to see older ones?
It's said, that there are 3,550 topics here, but I can't see magic buttons with page numbers below the screen, so the latest available topic (at the moment) is "Your band".
When I use "Search", then these buttons (like "1 2 3 … 30 Next »") are available, but then I need to know what to search
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@Rolf: Stickman's CD version also has this misprint (text "[including Malibu and Stunt Road]" after "The Maypole", while it should be after "A Pacific Sonata").
No biggie, the main thing is that the album is amazing!
