Country: Multinational
Genre(s): Psychedelic, Space Rock
Label: Space Rock Productions
Format: CD, vinyl
Release date: November 21, 2016 (CD), early 2017 (vinyl)
Tracklist:
1. Flight Of The Annunaki (10:07)
2. Old Woman's Dance (8:06)
3. Return Of The Peacock (9:55)
4. Chungo (9:16)
5. Balladeer's Tale (16:02)
6. Space Tripping [live] (19:59)
7. Everlasting Sea (4:53) - LP bonus track
Total time: 78:18
Line-up:
Robbi Robb - guitar
Richard Stuverud - drums
Jorge Bassman Carrillo - bass
Alan Swanson - keyboard
Amritakripa - synthesizer, alien voices
With:
Chris Unck - 2nd guitar (1)
Joshua Adams - keys (6)
Steve Howells - drums (6)
Kurosh Showghi - didgeridoo
Bobby Furgo - violin
Rojer Arnold - flute
Danny Frankel - percussion
Dug Pinnick (Kings X) - growling
Craig Else - fretless bass solo
Kyle Hanson - percussion
John Juan Smolinski - percussion
Damian Lester - vocal harmonies, stand up bass
John Whoolilurie - sax
Description/Reviews:
On their new album STONES OF A FEATHER 3rd Ear Experience have taken full advantage of the musical possibilities unique to space rock. It is clear that their environment, the Mojave desert, with its wide open spaces, big skies and rugged landscapes, have helped them to blossom a modern desert music, rich in the complex overtones of 60’s psychedelic rock.
STONES OF A FEATHER, 3rd Ear Experiences 4th album, is a curious mixture of the old and the new; reaching back into the reckless abandonment of Cream live circa: 1967 to Ornette Coleman’s free jazz, diving down into the deep well of Krautrock to soaring on fuzzy Sabbath like riffs of contemporary stoner rock. Yet no generalization is ultimately true of 3rd Ear Experience.
The music was derived from spontaneous ideas that came up during live jams on their 2015 tour of Europe and from free form jamming at the FurstWurld Gallery of Music and Performing Arts where the band records.
The album guests 18 local desert musicians considered by many to be the cream of the desert crop! Dug Pinnick of Kings X fame, returns once again to add his heavy bottom growl to the brew.
Media/Samples
Flight of the Annunaki
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