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Formed in 2006, so far GNOD (Chris Haslam, Paddy Shine, Marlene Ribeiro, Neil Francis) had never ventured this far both in terms of sound and concerning the conceptual content of their music, but this album, which is perhaps less experimental than previous ones (but at the same time less vacuous), as presented by the band's own members, aims to be at the same time a manifestation of dissent against what has been defined as a capitalist and fascist drift of the forces representing the political system's establishment and at the same time a kind of call to what could be a new opposition movement. Discover the review
Formed in 2006, so far GNOD (Chris Haslam, Paddy Shine, Marlene Ribeiro, Neil Francis) had never ventured this far both in terms of sound and concerning the conceptual content of their music, but this album, which is perhaps less experimental than previous ones (but at the same time less vacuous), as presented by the band's own members, aims to be at the same time a manifestation of dissent against what has been defined as a capitalist and fascist drift of the forces representing the political system's establishment and at the same time a kind of call to what could be a new opposition movement.
The GNOD (who are practically releasing album after album, each better than the last) are redefining the standards of the psychedelic genre for the new decade. Discover the review
The GNOD (who are practically releasing album after album, each better than the last) are redefining the standards of the psychedelic genre for the new decade.
A bomb. Discover the review
A bomb.
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