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Full Earth. For those who know Kanaan this shouldn’t be news.
Kanaan, with Motorpsycho drummer Ingvald at the core, added two more members, took a new name – Full Earth, and released a massive album ‘Cloud Sculptors’ on Stickman Records. I saw them yesterday here in Trondheim and the concert was totally mindblowing.
They are now touring Germany and Denamerk, and if you are anywhere near by you owe yorself to go see a concert.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
26.05 – Desertfest Berlin 🇩🇪
29.05 – Blauer Salon/Hausbar, Tübingen 🇩🇪
30.05 – FREAK VALLEY FESTIVAL, Netphen 🇩🇪
30.05 – Posten, Odense 🇩🇰
31.05 – Esbjerg Fuzztival 🇩🇰
31.08 – Down The Hill, Rilaar 🇧🇪Something completely different and not entirely new, except for me:
I’m gonna watch them tonight in Cologne. A Friend who can’t make it gave me the ticket. Sounds promising!
Lucky Johnny!
I really love this clip. I took the audio from it and often play it in the car. It really rocks!
There is also another clip of another gig somewhere on YouTube (maybe 20 minutes?) where they had to use effects to treat the inferior video to improve it because the audio and the performance was so good. You’ll know it if you come across it.
@ThorEgil i saw both Full Earth and Kanaan at Sonic Whip in Nijmegen. My god, both bands where absolutely amazing!!
I was hardly in the venue when i saw the Kanaan bassist/Full Earth guitarist (who is bloody brilliant) who complimented me with my Causa Sui t-shirt. One of my favorite bands. New album out soon. The first released song is aweseome. Off course.
@ suntripper: Loved the clip as well – and was duely quite disappointed by the gig last night. Absolutely NO spontaneitiy, NO improvisation – and it was announced as a JAZZ gig! Rather a fully composed post rock affair.
If you take real live music of Motorpsycho et al. and so many other bands from Norway it was probably like comparing Mike Oldfield’s “Tubular Bells” to a mid 70s Hawkwind or Gong concert. A little bit like late 80s Tangerine Dream with added Grateful Dead “Drums/Space” elements from the late 80s/early 90s. Not bad, but rather sterile.
And the bass player didn’t play a Rickenbacker, but a Fender (precision? jazz?) bass…The clip you posted is really something different!
Yes, amazing Full Earth gig yesterday. I needed to buy a new shirt because there were 10l sweat in the one I worn
@Johnny: That’s a real shame. And you just reminded me of the stark difference between the great Tangerine Dream albums and the later stuff that disappointed me so much when I gave it a chance. I scratch my head at the thought that anyone who made Phaedra, Rubicon or the really good early stuff could be satisfied with some of the rubbish put out under the name in more recent times.
Still, I’m glad you enjoyed that clip. I hope you’ll be luckier another time!
@ThorEgil @Krist Rampage @theconscience: The Full Earth project ‘kicks ass’, as the young people say. The two live pieces on their YouTube home page are very exciting.
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