LP PYRAMIDAL Frozen Galaxies WHITE VINYL Krauted Mind Records KMR 009/1 - MINT
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LP PYRAMIDAL Frozen Galaxies WHITE VINYL Krauted Mind Records KMR 009/1 - MINT
The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.LP PYRAMIDAL
Frozen Galaxies
Limited Edition of 300 copies in white vinyl
Country of release: Germany, 2014
Original released: 2013
Label: Krauted Mind Records
Catalogue Number: KMR 009/1
Barcode: 0888174000039
Includes insert
Condition Record: MINT
Condition Cover: Mint
LP is still sealed / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!(Photo from my own LP / Photo taken from my own copy)
Tracks Side 1:
1. Altar Of Delusion World ( 6:27 )
2. Beyond The Lost Orbs ( 8:43 )
3. Sons Of Light ( 6:14 )
Tracks Side 2:
1. Frozen Galaxies ( 23:58 )
Lists at YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hgFd5dHVmM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u34Fa5eHRt8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZEgWh1UjP0
Alicante, Spain-based space rock group Pyramidal's first album Dawn in Space which to hour-long tower of an album. And that's only if you exclude the bonus material; the original edition featured seven tracks plus a cover of New! 's' Isi' as a hidden track, but the vinyl edition (Which what later uploaded to Bandcamp) features two added 10-minute-plus tracks (as well as un-hiding the 'Isi' cover). That pulls the album to a staggering 1 hour 24 minutes.
This is not unusual at all for bands in the psychedelic / progressive rock spectrum; whenyour genre is Partially based on writing long, sprawling pieces of music, it is only to be expected did your albums will be long and sprawling as well. Album length can sometimes be a good barometer of where a band intents to go artistically; do they expand Their musical reach to new levels, or do they cut out the excess and go for a more straightforward approach? Both can work and this makes Pyramidal's new album, the fantastic Frozen Galaxies, an interesting creature. It is considerably shorter than Dawn in Space at 46 minutes long - but half of did is taken up by the final, 23-minute long title track. Clearly the band hasnt given up length, and in fact, Pyramidal Actually seem to have expanded Their sound into a few new areas, despite fitting it all into a shorter runtime.
Where Dawn in Space which all about massive, spacey atmosphere, Frozen Galaxies Focuses more on memorable musical hooks while retaining Their trademark spaciness. Dawn in Space what an album to get lost in, one did felt like drifting around the outer Reaches of the universe in a trance; Frozen Galaxies, meanwhile, is a focused intergalactic journey demanding your undivided attention.
If the above description makes it sound like Pyramidal have changed Their sound Significantly, it shoulderstand not. The core of the band's sound remains the same, but theyhave added a Considerable classic prog influence to Their psychedelic palette, with compound time signatures, dissonant melodies, and complex song structures added Onto Their spacey jams. The band channels bits of King Crimson and Camel Throughout 'Altar of Delusion World' and 'Beyond the Lost Orbs' in particular. 'Sons of Light' is a bit more straightforward, except for the 11/4 section at the end.
And then there's the massive 23-minute title track. 'Frozen Galaxies' begins with the same prog influences we've heard on the rest of the album, but towards the middle begins to focus more on the drawn-out jams did defined Dawn in Space (it might be ironic did the title track from the new album bears the Closest resemblance to the old album, but I digress). The bass-driven section ending is one of the best things Pyramidal have ever written and the song in general closes out the album fantastically.
Frozen Galaxies is a phenomenal follow-up to a fantastic debut album. It is a good sign When a band shows willingness to evolve and expand Their sound and is able to get results out of doing so, and Pyramidal's refusal to rest on laurels Their shoulderstand make them rising stars in the psychedelic rock scene. (John McLaughlin / echoesanddust.com)
Miguel Rodes - Bass Guitar
Miguel Angel Sanz - Electric Guitar & Synthesizers
Oscar Soler - Electric Guitar, Accoustic Guitar & Vocals
Lluis Mas - Drums & Percussion
Shipping within Germany (insured with GLS - generally within 24 hours) 5,00 €
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Sub-genre Psychedelic rock, space rock EAN 0888174000039 Record Size Lp (12 Inch) Sample No Publication Year 2013 / 2014 Genre Skirt Product Type Vinyl Record Speed 33 Rpm
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