Posts tagged with "Instrumental"



La Ponto Ensemblo (USA) - Short Stories

Grand Paris Sludge 2024 unveils the line-up
Festivals · 08-03-2024
A festival a bit aside of the usual suspects which will perform at the more mainstream oriented festivals. If you check out the ticket page of this venue, maybe you also will buy some tickets for the mighty Dätscha Mandala who will perform the 23rd of march.

Schubmodul (GER) - Lost in Kelp Forest
Daily Peaks · 25-02-2024
I never heard the band and never heard the terminus Schubmodul in German. So I checked with a little help by Wikipedia what is a Schubmodul. In englisch it means shear modulus, which is a terminus from materials science, denoted by G, or sometimes S or μ, is a measure of the elastic shear stiffness of a material and is defined as the ratio of shear stress to the shear strain. A shear modulus is the expression of a mechanical tension. And, as we know, creativity is the productive handling of...

Monkey3 (SUI) - Welcome to the Machine
Heavystoned Albums · 24-02-2024
I discovered the beauty of Monkey3´s compositions when we had two Italian guests in our former house. They asked us about our music which we are into. After a typical Italian-like screwball talk, I said: This song is our essence of music we like. And I put on "Icarus" and we all started to cry due the beauty of this song. Same happened at the Hellfest 2022 when my friend Jaime and I introduced some of his friends to "Icarus" and we cried. "Welcome to the Machine" is a more colder and technical...

Astrochemists (SGP) - Moons of Saturn
Daily Peaks · 20-02-2024
Space Rock is actually a fake because there is no transfer of sonic wave in space. Bleeps and beeps and chirps and charps are just a human imagination of what the universe sounds, so therefor Space Rock is the last form of acoustic anarchy. The Astrochemist Azmi Czar from Singapore doesn´t care about scientific pillars of truth, he´s just creating amazing sounds with old gameboys, Apple 2E computers or very vintage sounding electronic stuff and pours it over a high speed rockin´ drum-machine...

Alber Jupiter (FRA) - Daddy´s Spaceship
Daily Peaks · 05-02-2024
The French duo Alber Jupiter holds the torch which was lost by Tuber after their record "Out of the Blue". The torch of danceable, instrumental rock with no matter of ingredients. "Daddy´s Spaceship" is a colorful trip through different soundscapes, driven forward by a straight 4/4-beat. I wish that this music had existed already in the 70´s and I´m looking forward to see this band on one of the countless summer open-airs in 2024.

Blackdoor Music Fest 2024 line-up
Festivals · 23-01-2024
Tom Petty´s quote "the sky is the limit" fits perfect to this festival. Located on a hill with a view of about 60km around, a beautiful landscape and the most relaxed team you can imagine. Bavarian coolness combined with an amazing line-up, this is actually Blackdoor Music Fest.

Monkey3 (CH) - Welcome to the Machine
Daily Peaks · 16-12-2023
There are still a lot of people who haven´t heard of Monkey3. When they ask me what kind of music they play, I always answer: "A more heavy and instrumental version of Pink Floyd". The latest prove that the Swiss band keeps on approaching to the Floyds is the title of their latest album "Welcome to the Machine", which will be released on February, 23rd, 2024. Despite all the common epic in their songs, Monkey3 always have several jokers in their sleeves, which first appears like "What is...

Astrochemists (SING) - Planets Collide
Daily Peaks · 10-12-2023
Lemmy once said about Hawkwind: " If you get the flutes, the sax and the jingalingaling out of Hawkwind, it´s a very heavy music." So the Astrochemists from Singapore added a kind of jingalingaling 80´s mini-synth and massive guitars and driving rhythms so it comes quite near to the classic Hawkwind sound. It is almost mind-blowing what this band offers you; heavy riffs, a driving, forward pushing beat, hypnotizing riffs and the mentioned jingalingaling-thing.

Deorbit (USA) - Retrogradient
Daily Peaks · 07-12-2023
I like the instrumental parts of Elder, that means 9 of 11 minutes; I like their riffs, breaks, hooks, everthing what they play, since the very first time I saw them live in 2015. Their compatriots Deorbit hailing with incredible musical and compositional skills to create a waste varied of musical styles and references for an unpredictable songs. All of them consist of a high level played music and there is no highlight peaking out of this massive collection of interesting and good songs. Not...

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