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Old 09-29-2006, 02:38 AM
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One of my favorite bands of this moment. They play some kind of instrumental stonerrock, with some progressive/postrock elements. But they never sound wanky and the songs aren't much longer than 5 minutes. I've seen them live twice, and they've blown me away every time!

I bought their demo and the guitarplayer told me they can use as much promotion as they can get.

So have a listen and add them to your myspace!
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I enjoy the way that the guitar and bass interacts on their demos.
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