Dreamtime S/T (Digital)

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Lute FP These guys are like the second coming of the mighty Goat. Or more like, these guys pick up where Goat left off after their first album. Thick, heavy rhythms, wailing guitar, a bit of psychedelia, vocals that wail as much as sing, yeah! Digging it.

Edit: It looks like this album predates Goat by a year.

Agent K OZ based Dreamtime create a hazy acid based sonic landscape around which all kinds of retro based guitar pyrotechnics abound.
From Surf to Psych/Garage; distortion and pedal effects are set to stun especially on "Slag" where a haunting female voice provides background incantations to the spacey groovy jam.
"Gympie" is centerpiece gem.
Stoner Metal Lovers will blow their minds on the longer jam trax.
A Modern take on retro-music genres. Favorite track: Slag.

Dusthead Very interesting album which definitely could have been recorded and released in the late 60s. It offers an extremely psychedelic garage sound with heavily distorted and noisy guitars. Very unique in that form nowadays. Favorite track: Gympie.

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1.	Bermuda 04:33	buy track
2.	Slag 07:18	buy track
3.	Gympie 07:27	buy track
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Recorded and mixed by Donovan Miller at Nowhere, Brisbane, AU.
Co-Produced by Donovan Miller and Dreamtime
Mastered by Cam Smith at Incremental Records, Brisbane, AU.

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released October 22, 2011

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Dreamtime Brisbane, Australia

Hailing from Brisbane’s underground DIY scene, DREAMTIME aims to create personal journeys to help draw listeners out of their frontal lobe consciousness and into sonic fantasies. During extended meditative jams, the music plays through DREAMTIME. Inspiration comes from psychedelic bands from 1968 – 1971 among other places. Dreamtime is: Zac Anderson, Tara Wardrop, Fergus Smith ... more

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