Blissful, beautiful and deeply spaced album by Jeremy Schmidt, keyboardist for the excellent psych/70s/space/prog-rock-influenced Black Mountain. Mr Schmidt has some wicked keyboards, and uses them brilliantly. 35 minutes of this album are taken up by two epic tracks, which are influenced equally by the current drone/space rock scene; and 70s synth masters like Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze. There are definitely similarities to the opening on Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here, which is of course a good thing. In between are a small collection of gorgeous ghostly songs, with touches of vocoder, and shimmering hammond, sounding not too dissimilar to Air, but with more emphasis on the psychedelic elements.One of my favourite albums of recent years; thanks to Sam for introducing me to this.
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THIS WAS REALLY NICE. DROVE THROUGH SOME BEAUTIFUL DANISH LANDSCAPES LISTENING TO THIS. tHANK YOU
Wow, that sounds fantastic!
is there a possibility of a reup?
please please reup!
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