Mergi Posted July 8, 2014 Share Posted July 8, 2014 Artist: Hedonix Release: Guerrilla Ontology Year: 2013 Label: Electric Power Pole Records Cat-#: EPPR020 Rating: 4.5/5.0 Tracklisting: 1) Eating Lotus Flowers 2) The I In The Triangle 3) Sausage Faktry 4) No Thing 5) Dance Of Form 6) Sakura 7) Hasta Luego Amigo 8) Analytic Overdrive 9) Dalek Sec The sound is so different, whenever I hear australia in connection to psychedelic trance I know I have to listen closely otherwise something will simply just fly over my head. The opening track didn't do much for me but they seem to find their groove somewhere in the second track and after the third track it's rolling good. They have an interesting approach to the evolution of their tracks. At first it all sounds quite bland but as it progresses it takes the shape of ever morphing pieces of sonic ideas that they expertly weave into one. This one to me works wonders just listening to, but I sure could dance to it too. What a refreshing piece of plastic. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest antic Posted July 8, 2014 Share Posted July 8, 2014 Surely one of the - greatly overlooked - pinnacles of 2013 and in contrast to their debut album it avoids some cringe-worthy tracks & melodic progressions, while in terms of style is getting closer to the sound of Logic Bomb in their Headware / Sonic Algebra days. Lots of little genius touches there - very innovative and unusual arrangements, atmosphere / melody changes coming out of nowhere (in a good sense!), crazy drips of acid lines mixed with prog-trance tempo and obsessive attention to detail. It really gets going with track #3 for me, with peaks being "Dance of Form", "No Thing" and "Analytic Overdive", but they're all very good and sufficiently different to warrant a back-to-back listen. It gets too repetitive at times, especially with rhythmic drums / FX patterns, but that's acquired taste and as said it's already an improvement over the debut. If you're looking for something different than typical old / new-school goa, dark or prog, then this should fill the bill nicely. 4/5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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