| All Artists: La Otracina Title: Reality Has Got to Die Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Holy Mountain Original Release Date: 1/1/2010 Re-Release Date: 6/22/2010 Genres: Pop, Rock Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 655035630724 |
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 | La Otracina Reality Has Got to Die Genres: Pop, Rock 2010 release from the Brooklyn-based Experimental Rock trio. Reality Has Got to Die showcases the band's mind-blowing ability to evoke the timeless Space Rock magic of Hawkwind, the Prog improv wizardry of King Crimson, th... more » |
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Album Description 2010 release from the Brooklyn-based Experimental Rock trio. Reality Has Got to Die showcases the band's mind-blowing ability to evoke the timeless Space Rock magic of Hawkwind, the Prog improv wizardry of King Crimson, the fuck-yeah of early Metallica, and the synthesizer mind-warp of Tangerine Dream, all fused in a Krautrock state of mind. This musical journey through deep and heavy sound worlds envokes images of the emerald beyond and the darkest future alien universe, while also staying rooted in the tradition of Rock 'n' Roll's ever-winding history. But don't confuse this for faux-New-Age blabber--this is street-wise and from the gut, straight from the minds of three men living their art, sacrificing everything and manifesting a boundless sphere of music, ideas, and imagery. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsMindblowing brilliance Bodhi Heeren | Copenhagen | 07/16/2010 (5 out of 5 stars) "La Otracina might quite simply be one of the most amazing musical units on the planet at this time. Three musical psychonauts dedicated to the utmost explorations of psychedelic music. Presenting us with an amalgam of metal, stoner, electronica, jazzrock, free jazz, Grateful Dead like space excursions. And in the 20 min. title track all these elements blends effortless into a sonic masterpiece.
All played by three virtuosos with a stunning demand of their instruments. Adam Kriney a versatile world class drummer. Evan Sobel an inventive bass player with lots of interesting excursions in the upper register, from time to time sounding more like a second guitar though he certainly also knows how to groove. He is also a sonic wizzard responsible for the record's superb production. And the innovative guitarhero Phillipe Ortanez who seems to incorporate Hendrix, McLaughlin and Fripp into his own unique style. Just a shame Kriney isn't nearly as effective as vocalist, but thxfully the vocals are just a minor part of the overall paradisiac landscape of pristine music adventures. Heartwarming and mindmelting that there still exists bands like this on our little third stone from the sun." |
