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“Ambitious, exciting heavy psychedelic rock… plowing forward with their propulsive, hard hitting music. Sounding like a riff-haunting ghost… intoning lyrics about tsunamis and explosions… A swaggering piece of Soundgarden-esque heavy blues.” — Rosy Overdrive (More)
Top 12 Short Releases of 2017
“Marked by low-end groove and swells of volume and thrust… Gradually developing but not moving slowly by any means… jazzy, loose-swinging, but never without a sense of direction behind it.” —The Obelisk (More)
Top EPs of 2024
“Long, winding tracks that gradually unfold in satisfying ways. Wiry guitar lines twist and tangle, and the drumming is technical and propulsive.” — The Elite Extremophile (More)
Best Psychedelic Music of the Month
“Experimental heavy psych that’s not to be missed… Excellent tracks that put a unique spin on the messy, reckless vision of Neil Young & Crazy Horse.” — The Third Eye (More)
Most Listened of the Month
“Long winding, swirling, rhythm based, jazz influenced investigations of the tribalistic and ritualistic nature of desert rock… Every single part of these two tracks is exactly where it needs to be… The way some lines are there to chime out into the cosmos, while others are cut short and turned extremely sharp. You will be shivering and swaying along with every move they make, which does build, and does become hypnotizing… So wild, savage and dervish it will have you longing for ten more minutes… Carefree sonic explosion of guitar freaking and ever moving percussion going that is unrivaled in its uproarious and encouraging quality. It will push you to let loose, to let fly and to go with the flow of the Red Tide…” — Stoner Hive / Doom Charts (More)
“The duo have managed to create a sound which most quartets are incapable of producing… Hypnotizing and alluring… draws you in, sees you sink 11 minutes of your time in to a single track, and yet still want more… One album of their sludgy psych rock simply is not enough.” —The Moshville Times (More)
“It’s like king gizzard reimagining paranoid” —Stephen LoVerme, Somergloom Festival
“Epic journeys to the center of the mind. If Jandek fronted Cream but kind of forgot where he was it might sound something like this. This album is all you ever wanted, and more.” —The Noise Boston (More)