Weedle Psychmore's Thriving Underground Portland, Oregon
Do NOT try to take me to a disco.
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Just like Andy K., I fell in love with the (dual) guitar lines on this little instrumental gem of an album. No axe pyrotechnics here. This is not about showing off mind-bending technicalities, not at all. This is about conjuring emotions, painting pictures, drawing sea-waves, and creating warm, tiny, beautiful worlds.
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Many see the bass as an unassuming backup instrument. As Gin Wizard prove, it's so much more. I love the sound of the bass on its own & is a great way to push your creativity to do something unfamiliar. This is fun & catchy
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Two bass guitars and a drum machine from the late 80s. Well, I never thought that I'd ever dig such an unusual combination so much. The left-channel bass lays down some distorted, rich and super fat lines while the right-channel bass goes solo. And the drum machine fits just perfect between them. Thick, beefy, unpolished, psychy and very, very groovy.
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Character Building
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Nostalgic, sweet, and just slightly offbeat garage rock with some truly stunning vocal work.
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Slow, thick and heavy. Just the way it should be.
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