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Rob Hughes, Classic Prog
A proper blast from start to finish, this is a mighty record.
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Earthling Society's sixth album, 'Stations Of The Ghost' takes you into the misty realms of Lancashire Witch Country. Recorded throughout the late autumn of 2010, the group have combined the elements of occult folklore with the Halloween orange and wood ash grey of Ray Bradbury, and Thomas Ligotti's gothic Midwestern tales. Mixing a potent brew of progressive folk, heavy psychedelic blues, 70's British jazz fusion and Kraut drone, the Earthling Society have created an expansive psychedelic epic for the Samhian Celebrations…
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A strong mature cheese with plenty of bite!,
By Ascorpius (Albion) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Stations Of The Ghost (MP3 Download)
Stations of the Ghost is a sophisticated and mature offering from Earthling Society. The album has a richer and fuller sound to previous offerings. The band jell extremely well and rock along with an uncanny ease. I promised not to use the Jazz word in this review but there are moments! If you are not familiar with E.S. this is a fantastic opportunity to change all that. Brilliantly arranged and produced, the sounds rock effortlessly from your speakers without losing any of the bite of earlier releases. A Master Piece of Space Rock at its most progressive and imaginative, it is moody and has attitude mixing gentle acoustics,poignant lyrics, tribal rhythms and heavy guitar licks. This album deserves its place in the mainstream of rock greats.
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