Cover of In Zaire Visions Of The Age To Come
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For fans of progressive and space rock, lovers of experimental and psychedelic music, and listeners interested in multi-ethnic sound fusions.
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Multi-ethnic dish. Very spicy.

To be tried in small venues along the straight highways that run directly from Africa to Germany.

Straight rhythmic roads, galactic jungle lit by NEU, L.A Düsseldorf intermittenze, evolved Can lost in wild ditches.

On the road, dazed hitchhikers lost in acidic solos of Hard Prog origin.

A non-place between green wild expanses and Berlinese video surveillance.

Sound painted with galactic strings supported by Hawkwind solos, 70s electronics, spacey sighs, an ethno motorick base rhythm, and old 70s adventure movie soundtracks.

Multi-ethnic dish, multi-sonic, multi-temporal. To be eaten strictly with your hands, and more than this, like any good waiter, I can't tell you, otherwise why taste the dish.

You will at least lick your fingers protesting and perhaps asking for a second helping.

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In Zaire's 'Visions Of The Age To Come' serves up a spicy, multi-ethnic mix of sounds blending 70s prog rock, spacey electronics, and ethnic rhythms. The review paints vivid imagery of a sonic journey through wild landscapes and urban settings. Despite its rich textures and references to iconic bands like NEU and Hawkwind, the album earns a moderate rating, suggesting it may be a niche experience for adventurous listeners. It is recommended for intimate listening venues and offers a unique, experimental soundscape.

Tracklist

01   Hermes Dance (00:00)

02   Revelations (00:00)

03   Headscape (00:00)

04   Synchronicity (00:00)

05   Planets Convergence (00:00)

06   Nibiru (00:00)

07   The Seven Sermons Of The Dead (00:00)

08   Visions Of The Age To Come (00:00)

In Zaire

A four-piece Italian group described in DeBaser reviews as a percussive, groove-oriented strand of the Italian Occult Psychedelia scene; members include guitarist Stefano Pilia (of Massimo Volume).
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