Songs of July 2021

Toast

Dark Star b/w Pastel Sunrise

Dark Star

Pastel Sunrise

Chaeri

Taken from the album "Future Is Bright".
Official video directed and filmed by Marco Santi
Mastered by Last Take Studio - www.last-take.studio
Artworks by 𝐀𝐧'𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐝 - www.instagram.com/anpackd/?hl=it

Title: Lines
Artists: @nothermusic , @moonleap 
Album: Future Is Bright
Label: Abyond
Catalog: ABY004
Release date: 22.06.2021

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Future Is Bright

Lines

Bandcamp

Nother - Lines feat. Moon Leap

Other You / Reflection

Other You

The undisputed champions of middle eastern psych rock return with Dalya, their epic fifth studio album.

Suspiciously smelling like a mix of prohibited substances and powerful homebrewed potions, Dalya manages to effortlessly be a lot of things that, in a similar universe, contradict each other: it is psychedelic but accessible. It is adventurous and creatively free spirited, but also filled with anthems waiting to be discovered.  The sound is recognizable, but simultaneously original and an expansion of the band’s wide creative palette.

Dalya consists of 6 long, swirling, hallucination-inducing doses of music to be consumed with your eyes wide shut. But make no mistake - this is still Ouzo Bazooka’s good ol’ sweaty oriental fuzz party. Monsters, the album’s opener, has the anthemic qualities one would secretly hope to find on an Ouzo Bazooka album. It is followed by the sunstroked dubby and dare we say disco-ish Million Years Of Light, continues with the dense and sweaty instrumental pieces Al Hagamal and Kruv and continues to ascend with It’s A Menace towards the spectacular climax that is Nine.  

Filled with imaginative, mind bending moments, Dalya is yet another monument in Ouzo Bazooka’s epic sonic journey and a grand new chapter in the band’s story.

Dalya

Ouzo Bazooka - Monsters

Buffalo Nichols

Back on Top

O Come All Ye Faithful

Grace

hear you me (requiem cover)

Future Weather

Baby Missiles

On his breakthrough fourth album, The Unseen In Between, Steve Gunn explores his own emotional landscapes with his most complex, fully realized songs to date. The lyrics evoke voyages, tempests (actual and emotional), and a rich cast of characters met along the way -- the work of an artist finding a place of calm in the midst of a storm. Produced by frequent collaborator James Elkington and engineered by Daniel Schlett, the immaculately recorded Unseen forces a reassessment of Gunn’s standing in the pantheon of the era’s great songwriters.

We are not music snobs. We prefer music connoisseurs.

Other You

Steve Gunn

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