First from Spain comes the 7th studio album from European progressive rock
legends Kotebel. Their new album titled "Cosmology" was released back in
July and it is the band's first studio album in five years. The new
9-track album features the 4-part "Cosmology Suite," which takes up the
heart of the album. Before that, we get re-introduced to Kotebel
with the adventurous, 8-plus minute "Post Ignem." Then it's time to sit and relax
with the nearly 33-minute "Cosmology Suite," which will take you on a
sonic journey that you'll want to experience again and again. Their new
album wraps up with the bluesy feel of "A Bao A Qu" and the quiet, piano
piece "Paradise Lost." To find out more about Kotebel and their latest
release "Cosmology," please visit kotebel.com.
From the west coast comes the latest release titled "Altered Statues"
from the experimental rock trio Impuritan. It was recorded back in 2016 and
features 4-tracks, beginning with the spaced-out, psychedelic landscape
of "Spruce." The song carries a dark rock tone with Pink Floydian
elements presented throughout. They follow that up with experimental
instrumental "Strange Swim" that builds up with the buzzing of guitars.
After the quick one-minute punk-like blast of "Poison Candy," Impuritan
finish their latest release with the sixties feel of "Death Trippers"
as they settle in to their sound to close out the album. To find out
more about Impuritan and their latest release "Altered Statues," please
visit impuritan.net.
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