Cover of Sunburned Hand of the Man Headdress
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THE REVIEW

Every time I listen to this LP with my eyes closed, it feels like I'm sitting in the back seat of a red convertible. Up front are Johnny Depp and Benicio del Toro, the direction is Las Vegas... no!, it's not me who's high on mescaline, it's the music coming out of the speakers that seems to be hallucinatory, the expression of 11 (hallucinating) minds who mix a spicy cocktail of rock, folk, free jazz, psychedelia, and improvisation.

A harmonica whispering who knows what. A barking dog. Plucked guitar strings. A visionary madman screaming. Reverberations of incomprehensible voices. Distant echoes of crazed notes. Hypnotic and determined bass lines. Frenzied percussion. Indian choirs. An ambulance siren.
But where am I? Hey Johnny, have we already arrived in Las Vegas? No, I'm lying on my bed, what a pity...

Repeat all... I close my eyes again, maybe I'll go have a drink with Nicolas Cage...

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The review vividly describes 'Headdress' as a hallucinatory and immersive experience blending rock, folk, jazz, and psychedelia. The album evokes vivid imagery and a surreal journey led by inventive musical elements and improvisation. It is praised for its dynamic and hypnotic soundscapes that transport listeners to an evocative, dream-like state.

Tracklist Videos

01   Shitless (03:59)

02   Sense of the Senseless (05:23)

03   The Illness (04:31)

04   Head Dress (03:10)

05   Yes, Your Highness (03:13)

06   A Second Guess (01:17)

07   The Underground Press (08:32)

08   Unless You Confess (03:24)

09   End of the Endless (02:01)

Sunburned Hand of the Man

An American experimental psychedelic rock collective known for free improvisation and a prolific output of albums blending rock, folk, and free-jazz elements.
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