Lucidvox Moscow, Russia
Четыре девушки, играющие психоделическую музыку с примесью краут-рока
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I can’t stop listening to this and to the two new songs. So beautiful, so heavy, so different and yet familiar. I just love Lucidvox.
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That’s What Remained
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I pre-order almost nothing. In fact, I deliberately stay 3-6 months behind the pack to avoid clogging my wishlist with unreleased stuff. Too many pre-ordered duds in my collection. But these ladies from Russia are next level. Complex and captivating, progressive but not noodly, hard rock bordering on metal. Elements of folk with song structures originating outside of the West, this music should be in any collection of diverse heavy music.
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Psych-rock from Sydney with hints of ’60s pop in its fluttering melodies and twinkling instrumentation.
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Occult psych-folk in the '70s U.K. tradition that further affirms the historical link between Appalachian and British folk songs.
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A compilation of rollicking cuts from this Australian post-punk band that plays like a hybrid of the Velvets and the Stooges.
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Boy-girl harmonies, deep fuzz stoner baselines, and cosmic anthems—Turtle Skull nails everything Black Mountain used to do before BM got that divorced dad sound.
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