Steven R. Smith Los Angeles, California
Steven R. Smith is the mind of Hala Strana, Ulaan Khol, Ulaan Passerine, Ulaan Markhor (& so many more), but also makes music under his given name. Active since the mid-90s, Smith has recorded a staggering totem of work, and every release is as good as the next. ... more
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Dream Forever”
This is a great drone track. Love how the Telecaster shimmers through the enveloping haze, and the different glimpses from previous Ulaan Passerine releases that shine through sometimes. It conveys a deep melancholy for me; fragments of the past still shining through into the present, like a stray thought while daydreaming, leading you down past city scenes you’ve experienced, yet they’re different now - imperceptibly yet fundamentally.
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White1 (2018 remastered edition)
by SUNN O)))
supported by 5 fans who also own “Dream Forever”
«Soudain l'homme se réveille au milieu de la nuit il est saisi par le malaise et écoute malgré lui le silencieux vacarme de l'angoisse le bruit qui ne fait pas de bruit le silence qui hurle à la mort dans le grand coquillage de la nuit (...)» (Jacques Prévert, Soudain le bruit)
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Dream Forever”
This is the album that started me down the godforsaken path of psychedelic music. Of course, I didn’t know back then what a revelation this would become - at the time, the Eastern European folk mixed with field recordings and heavy, buzzing drones only served to create this irresistible, heady fusion of sounds that was almost alien and apocalyptic. I remember being blown away by how dark and oppressive Doves Fielding Coal and Hell Birds sounded. They still do. This album hasn't aged a day.
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Bodhi Cheetah's Choice
by Prana Crafter
Prana Crafter’s “Bodhi Cheetah’s Choice” is an album of mystic, drifting guitar work alternately haunting and searing.
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Big, clanging psych-rock from this Arizona outfit fuses monk-like vocals with slow-winding guitars for songs that feel like strange hymns.
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The Los Angeles-based indie rock artist's first full-length album is inspired by songwriters like Glen Campbell and George Harrison.
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Losing Tracks Of Time
by Six Organs of Admittance
supported by 5 fans who also own “Dream Forever”
a career-spanning anthology of demos of SOOA would be a no-brainer purchase for anybody with a even a modicrum of good taste but for it to be free means that if you don't have this then you fail at life.
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