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Snapgon is project with Psychedelic Shamanic Forest music with unique and organic sound from the ancient years of mankind.Traveler to ancient times where there was the culmination of the worship of the nature, love and war through primitive rituals and invocations to ancient gods. Let your ancient instincts overwhelm you listening to the music to travel beyond your imagination. ... more
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A dreamy and wonderfully crafted musical journey. Love the unique style of egon's embrace. An absolute evergreen for the dancefloors at night.
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sonic masterpiece of psychedelic virtuosity. Cherished soulfilling EP of compositional, collaborative and remix perfection from a pioneering sonic wizard of divine darkpsy forest magic
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3 Years of Pushmaster Discs[PM011]
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 26, 2019
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Dance With Wolfs 152 Bpm”
While they speak of the "forest" in the album's press writeup, the sound says that this more in the wheelhouse of "Phospherescent"-era TIP recordings. I think of it as a compliment. Melodic and at the start of going weird, but not fully giving over to studio tomfoolery. I'm also a fan of this being more or less several EPs, even if some of the tracks are collaborations. Plus - the cover art is pretty bonkers, isn't it?
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