John, Paul, George, Ringo & Richard.

Am Ende bleibt leider ein eher düsteres Fazit zu ziehen:

Zu intelligent für Dein besetztes Haus und den “Projektraum Berlin-Mitte”.

PHNTM65

by De Beren Gieren.

Known for their dynamic sound and complex song structures, De Beren Gieren deliver an extravagant blend of polyrhythmic soundscapes and elitist twists, showing an ability to change mood in a way that constantly holds the listener’s attention. They effortlessly shift from more rigidly styled compositions to improvised sections and thus reveal the pulsating and ominous futuristic sound of a new world.

Mark Tester returns with his brand new album “Oblivion Rhythms Revisited” as a follow-up to last year’s “Super Hiss“. “Oblivion” weaves together a psychedelic patchwork of propulsive melodic jammers, tripped-out moog/vibraphone/mellotron collages and contemplative space-outs.

Solo Tú.

by Mycologia.

High-bias cassette tape with hand-crafted variant covers includes bonus tracks.

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No time for mirth,
Much death and birth,
Pain shakes the earth,
You can never stop,
Never never stop,
Never never never never stop.

Recorded by Sweet Smoke,1968 südlich von Schweinfurt. Mastered by Conny Plank.

Eine Apotheke voller Hippies.

Out on MORD, Rotterdam.

There is no chance to make it without a daily routine.