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Yes (Instrumental)
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Smile (Instrumental)
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Dart (Instrumental)
03:06
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Mirage (Instrumental)
03:42
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Sail On (Instrumental)
05:07
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Overthrow (Instrumental)
05:00
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Joel Gion San Francisco, California
As the long term percussionist of The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Joel Gion has helped pioneer the current Psychedelic Rock movement. Now as a songwriter, he steps up to the mic to deliver his own tunes.
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These Flowers of Ours: A Treasury of Witchcraft & Devilry
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This is an album that perfectly encapsulates the sounds and spirit of the '60s, while sounding fresh and exciting in the 2000s. Modern psychedelia is a tough balance. Most groups either get bogged down being a "period piece" or using extraneous studio garbage which will sound dated in 10 years time. The Asteroid #4 choose the third road, which is to create something innovative and timeless, while acknowledging their past influences.
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Our Chemistry is a Tightrope
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Shoegaze-influenced songs with the tunefulness of mid ’90s Britpop, “Noites Infinitas” channels the past in all the right ways.
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