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THE REVIEW
I embraced the giant turtle on the fly, but you try to catch a stereo box on the fly and let yourself be carried away to a night club beneath the foam of the waves. Atmosphere between the mystical, industrial abstractions struck by ambient radiation offspring of shattered post-punk alembics, pre-ambient Berlin and magic cardboard.
An octopus wearing a Coil t-shirt sets the rhythm among free electro jazz bubbles, luminous intermittent cubist jellyfish dancing to the beat of clams under MDMA, repeating a drone mantra between bagpipes and visionary Popul Vuh, Embryo, and post-flower child Germany in search of the road to Damascus, bathed in Mediterranean aromas.
You sway to the opiate drift until reaching a kraut landing with an ethnic and briny flavor.
Motorick and hashish.
Embrace and lick the winking turtles, and if they're x-ray turtles like a famous hand, it's all a journey.
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The review depicts The Stargazer's Assistant's album as a mystical and immersive ambient journey blending industrial, post-punk, and electro jazz elements. The music evokes psychedelic and ethereal imagery, combining krautrock influences with Mediterranean and exotic atmospheres. The reviewer finds the album richly textured and hypnotic, encouraging listeners to immerse themselves fully in its unique sound world.Tracklist
The Stargazer's Assistant
Described in DeBaser reviews as a project associated with David J Smith, identified in a review as a former drummer and creator of the band Guapo. Releases covered in reviews include The Other Side Of The Island (2007) and Remoteness Of Light.02 Reviews
