Here we are with a new episode for the #buzz review, with our usual DJ @alfama suggesting the records, and I’ll play them for you in rotation. This morning we present a beautifully sunny album that can warm you up in this cold winter weather.

Octopus Syng - Reverberating Garden No. 7 (2014)

'Reverberating Garden No. 7' (Mega Dodo) is a true dive into the past and the sixties, a tribute to the psychedelia of the early Pink Floyd, conceived by Octopus Syng, which hides the mind and inventiveness of Jaaire Patari. The album is filled with typical suggestions of the visionary mind of Syd Barrett, both in terms of songwriting and the use of instruments, particularly the repeated sound of the electric organ and synths, which faithfully recreate those atmospheres in an album where most of the tracks are songs and ballads of pop and experimental psychedelia ('Very Strange Trip', 'Reflections Of Time'). Here and there, you can catch references to other bands of the era, such as in 'Mirror Of Our Memories', which winks at the Doors, and songs of elegant and simple beauty yet simultaneously sophisticated like 'Diamonds And Emeralds', 'It's Not A Coincidence'... An album loaded with mystery and curiosity that must definitely be rediscovered.

Octopus Syng - Cuckoo Clock Mystery (Official music video)