- Psych-rock
- Alternative
rock
- Krautrock
- Experimental rock
- Avant-prog
- Crossover
- Avant-rock
- Acid rock
- Art
rock
- Psych-prog
- Surf rock
- Space rock
Comment: if
anyone of us would decide to play music by following groovy trends
then he/she should acknowledge such sort of music would result in
nothing more than a soulless product. Because of that I admire such
sort of musicians – sometimes being called as outsider musicians –
who are obsessed by some definite ideas having no calculation in the
case would it be popular or not. Music should be the case about being
dead or alive. For instance, Sun Ra, Moondog, Bruce Haack, The Space
Lady, Jandek, R Stevie Moore and early Ariel Pink (at the time of The
Haunted Graffiti) showcased something truly earnest and unrepeatable
worth to be remembered for now and forever. Let's call it the
constellation from outside. Inaequalis' 19-notch outing is a joyous
jam of daring amalgamation of rhythmic patterns and bass gears being
embellished with an effect-laden guitar and vivid and fast changing
synths by creating uncanny glimpses as if coming out from very hidden
corners of progressive and psychedelic rock. It is knee-deep, it is
thoroughly spaced-out. In a sense, it reminds of Trans Am, an
unconventional post-rock combo from The United States who used to
merge motorik/kraut, synth-pop/electronica, progressive/art rock and
much more else into a blatant, vociferous fist. And also there are up
some similarities with Amon Düül's fiery psych-prog obsessions. At
times the listener is embedded in a deep stoned mayhem played in the
key of surf rock. That's marvellous! In a word, listen to this
untamed version of contemporary rock and roll. Please do not forget –
rock is power, rock is defiance, rock is an ennobling feel. Rock is
the identity. Top fare by any means.
