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Friday, September 29, 2017

Wucan "Reap The Storm"


Country: Germany
Genre(s)Hard Rock, Stoner, Retro Prog, Folk, Blues
LabelHänsel & Gretel, MIG (MIG01952), Avalon ‎(MICP-11353)
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release date: September 29, 2017
Tracklist
1. Wie Die Welt Sich Dreht (9:59)
2. Ebb And Flute (6:04)
3. Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind (3:23)
4. I'm Gonna Leave You (4:59)
5. The Rat Catcher (5:25)
6. Falkenlied (4:49)
7. Aging Ten Years In Two Seconds (21:05)
  • The Years I Haven't Lived
  • Worldwards
  • Flight of the Crows I
  • Afterwards
  • Melinda
  • Onwards
  • Flight of the Crows II
  • Headwards
  • The Years I Won't Live
8. Cosmic Guilt (18:03)

Total Time 73:47

Line-up
Francis Tobolsky - Vocals, Flute, Guitar, Theremin, Sitar, Synths, Percussion
Tim George - Guitars, Keys
Patrik Dröge - Bass
Philip Knöfel - Drums, Percussion

Description/Reviews
... and the style is similar to bands like Jethro Tull with flutes and that sort of thing. “Hippie rock” is probably a decent way to describe what you get to hear when you listen to this album for over seventy minutes, and Francis the lady who sings manages to sing in both German and English making the album feel a bit exotic even – as they always do when you get to hear the lyrics sung in odd languages.
Read the full review by at  Daniel Källmalm hallowed.se

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Friday, September 25, 2015

Wucan "Sow The Wind"


Country: Germany
Genre(s)Retro Prog, Hard Rock, Stoner
LabelMetalizer Records, MiG Music
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release dateSeptember 25, 2015
Tracklist
1. Father Storm (3:57)
2. Owl Eyes (5:50)
3. Looking In The Past (5:42)
4. Face In The Kraut (4:15)
5. King Korea (7:03)
6. Wandersmann (15:45)

Total time 42:32

Line-up
Francis Tobolsky - Vocals, Flute, Guitar, Theremin
Tim - Guitar
Patrik - Bass
Leo Vaessen - Drums

Description/Reviews
Opening track "Father Storm" busts out of the traps like an express train, guitar and flute riffing in unison over a backdrop of solid drum and bass and bringing to mind memories of Jethro Tull classic "Locomotive's Breath" well that is until you hear the sublime bluesy tones of Francis on vocals. Powerful and blessed with a tone somewhere between Blues Pills Elin Larsson and Royal Thunder's Miny Parsonz, she infuses the song with a bluesy grit that shatters any further Tull comparisons that may be made.
 Read the full review by Frazer Jones at stonerking1.blogspot.com

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