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Mourning Star
07:23
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Emerald Sea
05:52
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Of Nautilus Descent
06:08
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Tidal Mind
07:19
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Submerged Sanctuary
04:03
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Liquid Light Phase
06:30
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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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Some of the deepest and widest astral, spiritual and emotional slow burners that will engorge your pineal gland!!
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supported by 45 fans who also own “Tidal Mind”
Oh how I long for this album in vinyl format! Such smoothness. Such warmth. Such execution. This music begs to be taken along and woven into memories. Everyone I’ve shared this album with has loved it. The music speaks far and wide. Shouting out to a fellow follower, Brian Lehmann, for his excellent taste in music. If not for him, I likely would have never stumbled upon this absolute gem!
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supported by 42 fans who also own “Tidal Mind”
Mt Mountajn, for all of their distinctiveness, still continue to progress and evolve their sound. This is a sinewy, slightly leaner beast than previous releases. The songs are briefer, slightly more melodic; perhaps the influence of Stephen Bailey’s solo explorations? The songs are still iterations of tension and gloom. Mt Mountain have honed their music into a uniquely powerful form of minimalist psychedelic brutalism. Theirs is a menacing, looping drone, always threatening to explode.
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This is some great music for a morose, rainy day. Lush, sedate, bluesy, and with a certain apocalyptic flair, most evident on White Horses, which sounds very much like a psychedelic blues dirge. I appreciate that the songs sometimes lose themselves along the way, giving way to some beautiful psych explorations. I also enjoy the vocals on this - they sometimes waver, but they fit the music so well.
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Wild, dark, heavy psychedelia that approaches dystopian visions of the present with absurdist humor.
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Mot, the Valuator, Incredible God
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A heavy blend of post-rock and shoegaze from Argentina's Ox en Mayo Alto rides big emotional crests and contemplative valleys.
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