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THE REVIEW
"Sunny review for some psychedelic good stuff from Not Not Fun Records part 2/3"
Chapter 2: Sun Araw - Beach Head (2008)
Sun Araw is the side project of Cameron Stallone, leader of Magic Lantern.
In a general assessment, this production does not go beyond three stars, but if we consider the "originality" factor, the discussion changes. Among the three works (but also in a broader context) I have proposed, this is undoubtedly the most innovative, adding something truly special and sunny to the archives that (perhaps) wasn't there. Let me explain better. Here we're talking about drone ambient, but it’s not the usual eerie drone ambient to listen to in the dark. Go to any review of any Stephen O'Malley project, try to assimilate all the characteristics of the genre, and then remove all the dark adjectives, replacing them with a tropical setting. Hawaii. Yesss Hawaii. Beach Head will throw you directly into the midst of coconuts, palm trees, crystal-clear water, wind, and ass (CENSORSHIP). And don't tell me you don't need stuff like this right now.
Beach Head, a Tropical Drone album.
Haloooooaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
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Summary by Bot
Sun Araw's Beach Head is a standout tropical drone album that breaks the mold of traditional dark drone ambient music. Cameron Stallone's side project introduces sunny, psychedelic soundscapes reminiscent of Hawaii's atmosphere. Though rated moderately, its originality and atmosphere make it a unique listening experience. This album offers warmth and innovation in the drone ambient genre.Tracklist
Sun Araw
Sun Araw is the solo project of Cameron Stallones, an American musician producing experimental psychedelic music that blends drone, dub and ambient influences. Releases discussed on DeBaser include Beach Head and Heavy Deeds.02 Reviews
