Liquid Orbit "Game Of Promises"

Country: Germany
Genre(s): Psychedelic, Progressive Rock
Label: Nasoni Records ‎- Nasoni 207
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: April 15, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. See Me Falling (5:07)
2. Shared Pain (8:10)
3. Please Let Her Go (8:19)
4. Game Of Promises (6:35)
5. Fly With Me (5:38)
6. Verlorene Karawane (8:53)

Total Time 42:44

Line-up: 
Sylvia Köpke - vocals
Andree Kubillus - guitars
Anders Becker - organ, keyboards
Ralf Höpken - bass
Steve Wittig - drums, percussion

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Numidia "Numidia"

Country: Australia
Genre(s): Psychedelic, Retro Prog
Label: Nasoni Records (CD, vinyl)
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: January 7, 2019 (digital), March 1, 2019  (CD, vinyl)
Tracklist: 
1. Türkü (4:34)
2. Azawad (6:00)
3. A Million Martyrs (9:08)
4. Numidia (5:44)
5. Red Hymn (8:33)
6. Te Waka (6:35)

Total Time 40:34

Line-up: 
James Draper - Guitars and Vocals
Shane Linfoot - Guitars and Vocals
Mike Zoias - Guitars and Vocals
Alex Raffaelli - Bass and Keys / Hammond
Nathan McMahon - Drums and Percussion
   With
Selin Akbasogullari - Additional Vocals

Description/Reviews: 

... the music of Numidia hearkens back to the early seventies in many ways, displaying influences as far ranging as Pink Floyd and the Allman Brothers. ... There are a few vocals that insert themselves here and there, but mostly it’s an album of musical performance that is clearly equal parts Psychedelia sound-wise and Progressive Rock in terms of compositional structure. Trancy, dreamy segments are neatly contrasted by more involving solos and compositional build-ups.

Read the full review by Jerry Lucky

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Robb & Pott "Once Upon the Wings"

Country: USA, Germany
Genre(s): Psychedelic, Space Rock
Label: Nasoni Records
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: July 19, 2016 (CD, digital),  September 2016 (vinyl)
Tracklist: 
1. Flesh 'n Steel (6:16)
2. Grass (11:13)
3. Prophecy #1 (16:48)
4. Looney Toon (5:36)
5. Space Ear (5:47)

Total time 45:40

Line-up: 
Robbi Robb (3rd Ear Experience) & Paul_Pott (Space Invaders) - all instruments and vocals
   except
Amritakripa - voice (2)
DNS GKL - drums (3)
Joshua Adams - synthesizer (3)

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Space Invaders "Dreadnought"

Country: Germany
Genre(s): Psychedelic, Space Rock
Label: Nasoni
Format: CD
Release date: July 10, 2015
Tracklist: 
1. The Gap You Leave Behind (10:44)
2. Dungeons (7:46)
3. Two Skulls (12:48)
4. Hexensabber (6:47)
5. Dreadnought (5:54)
6. It's Raining Bones (9:40)
7. Jolly Roger High Speed Groove (3:20)
8. Out In The Madness (22:22)

Line-up: 
Mike Häfliger - guitar, talkbox
Paul Pott - bass
Dirk Bittner - guitar, percussion
Dennis Gockel - drums
Dirk Jan Müller - synthesizer

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Chickencage Experience "KamaSutra BlackBelt"

Country: Germany
Sub Genre: Psychedelic
Label: Nasoni Records
Release date: February 15, 2014
Tracklist: 
1. Mayday Sister Mayday (4:39)
2. Top Secret (2:27)
3. Werküken (4:51)
4. Shaken Not Stirred (3:33)
5. Thousand Miles (7:57)
6. Still Flaky But Free (8:11)
7. Spacecop Goodbad (2:40)
8. Hope-Song (2:51)
9. An Ocean Full Of Gold (1:42)
10. Whitewash (8:25)

Line-up: 
H. M. Fishli - vocals
MichaeLa Flame - vocals
Emir Of Quaver - drums, percussion
Wum - guitar
Onkel - bass, keyboards, guitar
   With
Anusch - vocals (6)

Description/Reviews: 

After their first improvised space trip release 'an eggspoiltation movie' the band drops a second egg 'KamaSutra BlackBelt' in the legendary Nasoni nest. 'H.M.Fishli' and 'MichaeLa Flame' (here with their triplet sister 'Kroko Redd') and the rhythm group of 'Polytoxicomane Philharmonie' sound now more song based and solid. In a courageous way they throw the yolk over the castle-moat of mainstream against the temple walls of pop music. Carelessness, humor and charm are still the basics of the Kraut-view through special Frankfurt glasses. This record is a bag full of melodies… 

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Weltraum "Spirituality"

Country: Germany
Sub Genre: Psychedelic, Space Rock
Label: Nasoni Records
Release date: February 14, 2014
Tracklist: 
1. Transmusshtion (10:01)
2. Sheseashells (1:20)
3. Jimson Weed Three (8:17)
4. Spirituality-a (6:59)
5. Spirituality-b (10:26)
6. Interlune (6:17)
7. At.osphere (14:52)
8. Gitter (0:29)
9. Colorb.death (21:13)

Line-up: 
Denniz Gockel - drums
Dora Gockel - bass
Sebastian Widjaja - guitar
Boris Mihatsch - guitar
Taavi Wenk - synths
Detlef Brune - synths
Tom Koslovski - didgeridoo
Armin Wenk - percussion
   With
Paul Pott - bass
Gisbert Schuerig - guitar (9)
Mario Gruhn - didgeridoo (9)

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Ethereal Riffian "Aeonian"

Country: Ukraine
Sub Genre: Psychedelic, Stoner
Label: Nasoni Records (vinyl)
Release date: January 20, 2014 (digital, CD), March 2014  (vinyl)
Tracklist: 
1. Thugdam (Sensation) 07:37
2. March of Spiritu (Rise of Sheol) 11:33
3. Wakan Tanka (Awareness) 12:09
4. Anatman (Oneness) 11:39

Line-up: 
Val Kornev (aka Stonezilla) – guitar, vocal
Alexander Kornev (aka SAF) – bass
Max Yuhimenko (aka Southman) – lead guitar
Nikita Shipovskoi (aka Ship) – drums
   With
Sergey (aka Bookvarique) – djembe
Yaroslaw Kaminskiy – didgeridoo
Alex Savage (aka Abu) – flute
Alexander – cello

Description/Reviews: 

...with the new album...these Ukrainian purveyors of stoner-driven psychedelic prog rock have made a few steps forward.Musically speaking, I can say that nothing surprised me that much since the Sleep days. The sound is polarized and it acts as a peak-to-peak amplitude being both heavy and atmospheric throughout the record. Heavy structures wrapped around with organic soundscapes makes the whole Aeonian experience feel more like a spiritual journey, and that is very well established since the mentioned 2011′s debut.
Aeonian is divided into four massive tracks that showcase a masterfully crafted unison between a riff and melody, with plenty of other elements building the album’s core. Besides standard studio set-up, Aeonian includes parts performed on djembe, didgeridoo, flute and cello, what definitely goes with the group’s aim to create unconventional music. The album is accompanied with a book that follows the story told through the music.

Read the full review by Nikola Savić at prog-sphere.com

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Cosmic Trip Machine "Golden Horus Name"

Country: Belgium
Sub Genre: Psychedelic
Label: Nasoni Records (vinyl)
Release date: September 13, 2013
Tracklist: 
1. Aristophanes (3:40)
2. Let Your Eye Come Down (5:11)
3. Flower (4:24)
4. Golden Horus Name (4:18)
5. A Part of Me (7:44)
6. Celestial Cow (3:28)
7. Reincarnation Blues (3:09)
8. Rising from Its Ashes (2:09)
9. Song of Rising Preacher Man (6:34)
10. The Lady from Nowhere Land (8:18)

Line-up: 
Will Z - vocals, keyboards
Majnun - guitar
oG - bass
Sammy Goldstein - drums

Description/Reviews: 

The album tells two different stories melted : the celestial cow Egyptian myth in broad outline and the story of Barrington, a cursed rock star, a Great Pharaoh reincarnation, who lived in the Swinging London and fell into a deep depression. The character is directly inspired by the life of the musician Ramases who recorded during the 60’s and the 70’s some singles and two beautiful albums. Golden Horus Name is a return to heaviest roots of the band, with progressive structures. 

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Earthling Society "Zodiak"

Country: UK
Sub Genre: Psychedelic
Label: Nasoni Records (vinyl), Zero Records (CD)
Release date: December 4, 2012 (vinyl), June 24, 2013 (CD)
Tracklist: 
Vinyl version:
1. Zodiak
- a. The Silver And The Black
- b. The Million Headed Cobra Of Eternity
2. Silver Phase
3. The Astral Traveller

CD version:
1. The City Of Resurrections (2:07)
2. I Don't Know Myself (6:05)
3. Zodiak [full version] (29:01)
4. Desolation (4:39)
5. The Astral Traveller (21:26)
6. The Elevator Does Not Stop At This Floor (8:35)

Line-up: 
Fred Laird: guitar, vocals, bouzouki, Moog, Mellotron and syntar
Jon Blacow: drums, handsonic
Kim Allen: bass
   With:
Neil Whitehead: monotribe, syndrum and Korg microsynth (2,4,6)
Lew Dickinson: saxophone (2,4,6)

Description/Reviews: 

The title track starts off with a lead bass melody, totally trippy exploratory 60s San Francisco era psych guitar, and flittering, syncopated alien electronics. Around the 5 minute mark it shifts gears, with the drums being far more up front and the guitars retaining the 60s sound but veering into a combination of Grateful Dead and Indian stylings. But this is a mere transitional bit as the band soon launch into a rollicking space rock jam that reminds me of the first Tribe of Cro album. Yet nothing stays still for long on this monster, which includes some of the most powerhouse and intense space-psych rock I’ve heard from Earthling Society yet, as well as peacefully trippy 60s styled psychedelic jams. There’s lots of great rocking grooves and it all feels fantastic, but pay attention to the lyrics and you’ll realize how disturbing the subject matter is. It starts with “I need a witness. To document my sickness”, and ends with “Jesus can’t save me. A shadow baits me. I hate all human kind”. I suspect this is about the Zodiak killer who terrified northern California in the 60s-70s.
The Astral Traveller also covers a lot of musical ground. We’ve got steady grooving space-psych jams with trippy guitar leads and cosmic keys, and some deep space segments that focus on soundscape and effects creation like early Pink Floyd and, as Jeff pointed out in his review of the LP, Nektar’s Journey To The Centre Of The Eye. And we’ve got more killer powerhouse space ROCKING. Like the title track it all feels great but has lyrics that are more akin to doom metal than the music I’m hearing, like “Oh my darkly sweet, sweet Satan. I kiss your hoof”. Wow, serious stuff, but then I see the promo sheet description of ZodiaK‘s theme of “six portraits of alienation, serial killing, occultism and urban decay.” The contrast between the music and the subject matter is disorienting and kudos to Earthling Society for pushing my buttons in this way.

Read the full review by at aural-innovations.com

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