Hashshashin Sydney, Australia
"Often ragged and cathartic, this is, in its own way, soul music, music that taps into a primal, tribal, part of our consciousness that we, in our too comfortable Western civilisation, rarely draw from.”
- Echoes And Dust
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A Series Of Disagreements
by Instrumental (adj.)
supported by 108 fans who also own “Haḍḍa (Dhyāna)”
Some of the most creative and well-executed progressive metal music ever. <3 The band's name lives up to the genre and their two EPs are staples in the progressive scene. Their ability to story tell through music is on another level. You can hear the disagreements in the first track from the polyrhythms and juxtaposed lines. The second track is a nice progressive fusion "break." The last track paints the subject manner perfectly. This is a must-have EP for progressive metal fans! :D
go to albumsupported by 105 fans who also own “Haḍḍa (Dhyāna)”
these guys are technical geniuses, but they have so much flair they manage to make experimental math actually catchy? a feat for sure.
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Years Under Glass
by Bear the Mammoth
supported by 103 fans who also own “Haḍḍa (Dhyāna)”
I like the stylistic dialogue between this and Yamadori, which appear to me as an expansive study on contrasts, while Years Under Glass is like a subtle, nuanced etching examining harmony and balance, denser and more spiritually distinctive, and the album artwork captures that aptly. It's amazing how it plays with genre tropes, with an amount of this spontaneous, intuitive dynamics and rhythmic power most of the bands don't possess. Thank you for your art guys! Much love from Ukraine :)
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Fellow Prisoners of the Splendour and Travail of the Earth - Part 2
by Zeitgeber
Chugging, almost post-rocky jazz from this Sydney group with songs that circle and sparkle.
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Fellow Prisoners of the Splendour and Travail of the Earth - Part 1
by Zeitgeber
The latest from Sydney’s Zeitgeber is a grand, sprawling work of cinematic jazz, full of intricate arrangements and vast vistas.
go to albumToby Marks populates downtempo electronic soundscapes with weighty synths, lofty saxophones, and even AI-generated vocals.
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A Sleepless Grey
by Adrift For Days
supported by 100 fans who also own “Haḍḍa (Dhyāna)”
This record absolutely slays and shows that a fantastic band can still grow and change.
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