The Canadian avant-garde four-piece band curiously explores the depth of musical disturbance and tempting grooves on its new album 'Felt'. And if you are not a believer yet you are hopefully about to change your mind.
Living entirely analogue and isolated from our digital information structures can be a challenge these days. But if you decide to go for it the results can be ultimately rewarding. German pyschedelic outfit Sea Moya went on that adventure when they decided to record their new album in an old cabin in the Italian Alps. On NBHAP the band writes about that very special experience that turned out to be quite rewarding on multiple levels.
