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John Cratchley Deep drones,building incrementally and adding layers of sound as the series of parts unfolds...designed,perhaps,for meditation or deep listening,or,at least,heightened concentration...there are some spacey electronics in the mix that either help or hinder your listening experience depending on your level of out-there-ness...a nice vibe though and well sustained for a solo project.
I like the way the sitar builds in part 3...
(kind of has an Incredible String Band feel to it) and then as the sections progress we move into full-blown space rock jam (and the electronics begin to sound like the Tardis in a time warp - best left to Delia Derbyshire and the BBC radiophonic workshop,I reckon).

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Part 1 12:20
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Part 2 11:54
3.
Part 3 05:30
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Part 4 06:28
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Part 5 09:19
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Part 6 08:03
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Part 7 08:10

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released August 1, 2005

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Lamp of the Universe Hamilton, New Zealand

Formed in 1999, Lamp of the Universe is a acid folk / psychedelic / space rock band from New Zealand.

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