EXP: Pachamama CD (RARE on 500 copies). Heaviest riffage & ultra fuzzadelic sound.+ MC5 cover [Kick Out The Jams] s

Description

E.X.P. Pachamama
Label: VE Recordings 002
Format: CD
Country: Italy
Released: 2002
Genre: Rock
Style: Stoner Rock

Track list:
1 Intro 0:23
2 Supavacuum Cleaner And The Atomic Mushrooms Eaters 2:04
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3 E.X.P.’z And The Masticators Of Frequencies (Pt.1) 3:36
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4 Hierbalarga 1:57

5 Sex, Beatific Night, Magma Mother Lights 5:48
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6 Kick Out The Jams 1:57 [MC5 cover]
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7 Tripscapes 3:43
8 Blues For A Guilded Elephant 3:08
9 E.X.P.’z And The Masticators Of Frequencies (Pt.2) 6:19

First issued as attachment of the magazine VINCEBUS ERUPTUM N°7
Art-Cover by Malleus

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There is nothing wrong with your audio signal. Please do not attempt to adjust your on-line frequency. Italian Fuzzrockers E.X.P. will control the audio. For the next twenty-nine minutes, this smashing outfit of psychedelic/bluesy hipsters will control all that you think and hear.

Chemical assistants not required. You’re in the hands of experts, so to speak.

Pachama will reach you through sound: “E.X.P.z and The Masticators of Frequencies” is a fuzzy/psychedelic gem (Part one cranks it; Part 2 is a spacey denoument); “Kick Out The Jams” salutes Motor City seminal rockers MC5; and “Supavacuum Cleaner” and the “Atomic Mushroom Eaters” sucks your cerebral hemispheres out through the nasal septum, irradiates the pulpy mass in a fast neutron flux, fries it up real good, then fires it right back at you at mach 3…

They’ll hold your attention through song titles: (see above for examples)

And they’ll take your eyeballs for a polychromatic spin: two enclosed posters depict luscious death-metal maidens, a battalion of anacondas, and plenty of good ‘ole fashioned fire, amongst other goodies.

And these guys have the audicity to intro this classically (Zeppelin, Sabbath, et al) sonic grab-bag with a relaxation tape segment! Well, I never…

A musical force since ’97, going strong in 2002, Pachamama breaks no new musical ground, but serves up a heaping, helping, hell, kickass serving of heavy, pungent rhythms spanning the last thirty years. Disappointment is not an option.

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“Pachamama” knows to entertain with much stronger songs than before. More influenced from the classic 70s Detroit bands (yes, you name it: MC5, SRB, etc.), but they are also aware of bands as Fu Manchu or Nebula, without being just a simple copy. With enough heaviness and drive, they’ll take you on a sonic blues-laden ride through nine tracks. The journey starts after a short spoken intro with the white-burning thunderous opener “Supavacuum Cleaner & The Atomic Mushroom Eaters”. In tribute to their Detroit influence, theres a nice cover version of “Kick Out The Jams”, while a few tracks are more laid-back and blues oriented, so you’ve got enough time to smoke the next reefer.
This guys know how to stockpile the heaviest riffage in combination with an ultra fuzzadelic sound, as in “Sex,Beatitic Night, Magma Mother Lights”. One of my faves is “Blues for a Guilded Elephant”, with its thick slow riffing combined with this groovy 60s vibe. After nearly 29 min. this entertaining ride ends and as a result you can hear, that E.X.P. haven’t invented something new, but there songs are fueled with dynamic passionate energy. The whole production sounds very organic and massive so I’m looking forward to the upcoming debut album. “Pachamama” comes out for free with Vincebus Eruptum # 7 and will be limited to 500 copies, so be fast.