Discography/ Music
Track
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1. Sonic Maelstrom (9:30 pm)
2. Psychedelic Meltdown (10:00 pm)
3. Into The Abyss (10:30 pm)
4. Ascention (11:00 pm)
5. Erosion (11:30 pm)
6. Electric Midnight- Scene 1 (12:00 am)
7. The Thief Steals In the Darkness (12:30 am)
8. Stranded (1:00 am)
9. Dragged Into The Vortex (1:30 am)
10. The Thief Is Caught (2:00 am)
11. Bliss (3:00 am)
12. Electric Moonlight- Scene 2 (4:00 am)
13. The Alternate Dimension (5:00 am)
14. Sunrise (6:00 am)
15. Radiance (limited to first 300 copies, cd only)
Full tracks available at Last Fm
MP3's available for $.49 cents at Cd Freedom and $4.00 for the complete MP3 album (available also through ITunes, Napster, Amazon MP3, EMusic and Rhapsody)
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1. Sonic Maelstrom (9:30 pm)
2. Psychedelic Meltdown (10:00 pm)
3. Into The Abyss (10:30 pm)
4. Ascention (11:00 pm)
5. Erosion (11:30 pm)
6. Electric Midnight- Scene 1 (12:00 am)
7. The Thief Steals In the Darkness (12:30 am)
8. Stranded (1:00 am)
9. Dragged Into The Vortex (1:30 am)
10. The Thief Is Caught (2:00 am)
11. Bliss (3:00 am)
12. Electric Moonlight- Scene 2 (4:00 am)
13. The Alternate Dimension (5:00 am)
14. Sunrise (6:00 am)
15. Radiance (limited to first 300 copies, cd only)
Revolving around a dark sound, the
critically acclaimed "Night Songs"
is appropriately indebted to the night in spirit. With songs
representing various times of the night, ending at "Sunrise" in the
morning, it is an appropriately--and intentionally--bleak album with
occasional shades of light and optimism. Combining a tribal attack
merged with Phil Spector grandeur and spacy psychedelic sonics, it's
slow Sabbath meets Spacemen 3 grind is both indirect and mechanical,
yet alluring and oddly organic, revealing shades and textures rather
than colors and obvious rock conventions.
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