The 21st album from this band from Norway.
The band was a trio with a lineup of drums, percussion, bass, guitars, keyboards and vocals.
A guest added guitars, flute and vocals on a couple of tracks.
The band continued to release an album every year. Albums who found a lot of happy fans around the world, including Norway.
I am a bit of a late to this party, the Motorpsycho appreciation society.... if there is such a society. If there is, I am in.
This is a double album, clocking in at eighty-five minutes.
The music is psych rock with a lot of space rock influences. There is also some garage rock influences here.
Some pieces of music is rather long, clocking in at around fifteen minutes. Those pieces feels a bit improvised although they are well structured. The shorter pieces are also a bit loose.
The music varies from some pretty pastoral, gentle pieces to some harder, harsher pieces. A lot of their music is pretty epic to fully blown out epics.
The vocals and the guitars are good. The overall quality is very good.
The music is really fascinating and this is one of the albums that those who are curious about this band.
3.5 points
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