Hypnodrone Ensemble "Gets Polyamorous"

Country: Germany
Genre(s): Psychedelic, Space Rock, Krautrock
Label: Wolves And Vibrancy Records (vinyl)
Format: vinyl, digital
Release date: October 19, 2020
Tracklist

1. Biglove (6:41) 

2. Feedforward (5:52) 

3. Tangential (4:35) 

4. Oblique Choc (4:35) 

5. Windspiel (6:17) 

6. Breathquiet (7:46) 

7. Ongnamo (9:08) 

8. Wecker (4:40) 

Total Time 49:34

Line-up

Aidan Baker - guitar, flute, kalimba

Maury Botton - guitar

Charly Bussières - trumpet

David Dunnett - drums, struthi box

Simon Goff - violin

Tom Malmendier - drums

Fiona McKenzie - drums

Jérémie Mortier - drums

Ángela Muñoz Martínez - drums

Eric Quach - guitar

Kristin Sebastian - drums

Gareth Sweeney - bass

Mikael Tobias - slide guitar

Felix-Florian Tödtloff - synth, bass

James Welburn - bass

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Hypnodrone Ensemble "Plays Orchestral Favourites"

Country: Germany
Genre(s): Instrumental Krautrock, Space Rock, Post Rock
Label: Wolves And Vibrancy Records - WVR 040 (vinyl)
Format: vinyl, digital
Release date: October 26, 2018
Tracklist: 
1. Serial Staging (4:57)
2. Orbital Perturbation (13:23)
3. Restabilization (4:24)
4. Monotransitive (9:39)
5. Pulsation In The Hypnosphere (8:52)

Total Time 41:15

Line-up: 
Aidan Baker - Guitar, Fx
Eric Quach - Guitar, Fx
Felipe Salazar - Drums
Dave Dunnett - Drums
Jérémie Mortier - Drums
   With
Felix-Florian Tödtloff - Bass
Simon Goff - Violin
Du Champ - Baritone Guitar
Diego Ferri - Synth, Tape Loops

Description/Reviews: 

They can best be described as a mix of post-rock, space-rock with a definite characteristic to border on the avant-garde. The track ‘Monotransitive’ certainly goes off into distant territories with a slow, awkward crawl which builds a slight tension in the atmosphere. The three drummers aren’t heavily utilised in this track but they certainly are in the opener ‘Serial Staging’ with the drummers working as multi-tracked layers but in a physical and not programmed setting. It’s easier to separate each drummer’s playing in certain songs rather than others: ‘Monotransitive’, not really; ‘Orbital Pertubation’, more so.

Read the full review by Pete Mutant at theindependentvoice.org

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