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THE REVIEW
Enough is enough, the decision is made: I will reach Saturn. I leave Earth without any regrets.
The rocket is ready; engines roaring, clear mind and a swift takeoff. Stoner propulsion pins me to the onboard seat; the ship travels confidently, arrogantly and thunderously through wandering meteor showers and debris of extinct planets.
The heart is steady, gravity is zero, computers are aligned and the gears are well oiled by electric hydrogen guitar chords and a precise and lubricated rhythm section. The planet's rings are now in sight.
Landing. Desert landscape and harsh electronic winds take my breath away. With a stentorian voice, I try to record my impressions on the black box. Everything works perfectly on board, the time dilation and the relief for the destination now reached should lift my spirit.
But it is not so.
I was not alone on the spaceship: my ghosts came with me.
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The review poetically describes the listener's journey on 35007's 'Sea of Tranquillity,' comparing the album to a confident rocket ride through space. The music is praised for its electric guitar chords and tight rhythm section, creating a vivid and immersive stoner rock experience. Despite the powerful soundscape, the review hints at an underlying emotional complexity, adding depth to the cosmic voyage.Tracklist Videos
35007
35007 (read as “LOOSE” upside down) are a Dutch stoner/space rock band known for transforming from riff-driven heaviness into expansive, largely instrumental psychedelic voyages across albums like Liquid and Phase V.06 Reviews
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By UhuhPanicoUhuh
In a utopian future, when one can spend a weekend on the moon, this EP will come with me, along with the entire discography of 35007.
Listening to it with repeat on, it’s all connected, it becomes an infinite record, just like the universe.
