/Post-rock, Stoner rock, Space rock, Krautrock,
Musique concrète, Psych-rock, Drone rock, Avant-rock, Doom rock, Experimental
rock, Improvised music/
Comment:
this alignment of heavy punching guitar spawned sounds used to create different
emotions and sensations in my head. It is more joyous than most of the combos
brought forth from the section of doom rock/spaced-out rock. Relatively I did
mean. It might be TFSL`s 7-track issue is a less obsessive and more gliding one
dedicated not only to survey the listener`s fucked-up state of mind but also
providing a placebo to rise up your mind and soul. Let`s call it “the doom or
stoner fusion” if you wish. However, the soundscape is powerful and
overwhelming by giving only few moments for breathing and extending your
muscles throughout a time span of approximately one hour. It is saturated with
spacey guitar overdrives and mighty gong sounds to the extreme extent which
used to move across the spectrum and penetrate all the layers being discernible
on the scale. By now and then additionally to some more tranquil compositions the
sonic brew is accentuated with some concrete sounds and signs reflecting upon
the de-escalation at some extent. However, all these sounds are seamlessly
related to each other or growing out of one another. All of that creates an
immensely pleasurable context for your ears generating and unleashing new connections
and associations. I am very glad that for a while after the elimination of the
Iron Curtain there appeared solid experimental rock scenes in the Eastern Bloc
countries. The recent project comes out of Bulgaria. The issue is a part of the
discography of Mahorka imprint.