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Zarya
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Tsiolkovski Bordeaux, France
Psychedelic Doom From Outer Space
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Hold on to your heads folks. This is Space rock at it's finest.
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Split with HELL
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At first, I was a bit disapointed with this split. I consider Hell and Primitive Man to be two of the most punishing bands in doom metal, and I was hoping this would be a contest of sheer crushing misanthropy. Hell's song was not anywhere near the standard of heaviness the band has set for itself, and it really didn't compare in that regard to Primitive Man's songs. I gave it some time, and I actually really love Hell's contribution now. It's more groovy and trad-doomy than his other stuff.
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As has (rightfully) already been said elsewhere, this band and album are "absolute fire." Despite the doom-gloom cover art, this type of rock music is a positive force. Especially without vocals, which for me is a bonus.
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Sonic Praise
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Percussive, guitar-driven, psych-chaos from Philly trio who never take their adrenaline-fueled feet off the gas.
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Kungens Ljud & Bild
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Rooted in the deep Scandinavian psych tradition, the latest album from Kungens Män offers epic songs with billowing guitars.
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Gently spaced out psychedelia with pop hooks and propulsive, danceable beats.
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The Magnetic Ridge
by Jack Harlon &The Dead Crows
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The psychedelic escapades of mr. Harlon and his flock of dead crows are a new discovery for me, but one of my favourites in the past few years. Dark exploration of the human state, but with a tint of hope and determination.
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