FlyingRampantTable Where can we get whatever weed these guys were smoking when they made this album? We all need to know Favorite track: Födweg.

Romeo's Distress Surely an album of the year, if not decade, for anything touching on the domain of post-punk. Varied yet perfectly cohesive- streamlined even- with crisp and warm production, and- that bass! An album that bears repeated listening qua album.. If anything can be considered epochal nowadays, this will be remembered as such. Will purchase again to support the band directly. Axios!

david saw them for the first time at the Linz show in march 26 and got to hear it early there. i was blown away by their stage presence and warm but forward sound. i’m just now digging into the earlier projects but i also like the rawer sound of those and especially the collaboration with absolute key as it feels like a synthesis of this later work and the earlier stuff. looking forward to the digital release and whatever is to come after! :)

shoober420 kraut punk is when you have fully ascended, perhaps blackened post-kraut

devkay Whoa. An ode to Ballroom Era San Francisco: the sound of Quicksilver's Cipollina and Duncan's guitars, and Country Joe's singing, with a little lounge vocal delivery to boot. Good fun! Favorite track: Look of Love (long version).

tremblebeef Reminiscent of the first Quicksilver Messenger Service album, but tighter !

The Mariachi of Doom A beautiful album—perfect for dreaming or for dancing wildly. Great band. Favorite track: Baobab.

aes Great Long Player, perfect recording/ mixing. Please let me know, which kind of flute you play at the first and second song... and beyond.

asswell Mystic Chords of Memory through Old Sky Wandering Clouds is a tremendous stretch of music. Great flow, some sick grooves. Easily Alessio's best album yet. Favorite track: Fliiim / Laliīmph.