LP VIBRAVOID Vibrations From The Cosmic Void - Stoned Karma Rec. Sk 012 - SEALED

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LP VIBRAVOID

Vibrations From The Cosmic Void

Individually COLORED VINYL!

 

 

Country of release: Germany, 2018

Label: Stoned Karma Records

Catalog number: SK 012

Barcode: 4059251227090

 

 

Condition Record: mint

Condition Cover: mint

  lp is still sealed / lp IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo from my own lp / Photo taken From my own copy)

 

 

Track Side 1:

1. Vibrations From The Cosmic Void Part II (2:48)

2. The Modular System (4:54)

3. Melodies of TheStars (12:48)

    Track Side 2 :

1. The Intergalactic Playground (19:38)

2. Frequencies of The Cosmos (2:20)

 

Listen At YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Bf4aSREgpk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GSw3p6jSXc&list=PLt2KeQW7TrORAILrLo0sx-zSe4yhc3vh6

VIBRAVOID are One ofThe most prolific, and consistent, bands working today. As well as releasing A steady flow ofA record label (Stoned Karma) and contribute regularlyTo fruitDE Mer (their 'Steppin' Stone' 7"On FdM isSTILL Oneof my favorite cover versions ever!). The aforementioned flow of MUSICof abatement withThe releaseof 'Vibrations From The Cosmic Void '...an album that, while I am no cognescentiofThe band , must beOneof their strongestTo dates 

' Vibrations From The Cosmic Void Part II' kicks things off with Aof 60s tinged psychedelia. Layers of fuzz complemented by some groovy organ set TheFOR some heavily reverbed vocals...it's deep and it's trippy andA good startTo any album. ' The Modular System' is where things get really good. An instrumental, The track cleverly takes in more sixties psych and some seventies krautrock... AThe result is something akinToA groovy spy movieSoundtrack except ramped up by several notches. A neat segue sees The introduction ofofTheStars ' which is an absolute monster. Again rooted in krautrock, it has A real sense ofSPACE , both literally and figuratively, with some cosmic electronica and some lovely psych guitarwork coming togetherTo create something rather special. ' The Intergalactic Playground' is A huge, meandering number that really does have it all. Following A heavily electronic intro, all drones and oscillating rhythms, an eastern melody ( AVIBRAVOID staple) is introduced, giving everythingA real 'inThe ashram' vibe. What follows is an immersive and trippy journey taking in spacerock, prog and krautrock...all intensely Psychedelic . Nearer The end it takes another turn and veers off into something far more pastoral with TheToA more bucolic, folky atmosphere...movingFrom intergalacticTo something earthbound and organic..it truly isA magnificent pieceof MUSIC . The lp is rounded off by The (much) shorter 'Frequencies ofThe Cosmos' which is moreofA spacerock/psych cameo. ( ) All in all, ' Vibrations From The Cosmic Void ' is AOneofTheband 's strongestTo dates (dayzofpurpleandorange.blogspot.de)

Christian Koch - Guitar, Vocals
Ufo Walter - Bass
Frank Matenaar - drums 

 

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' Vibrations From The Cosmic Void Part II' kicks things off with Aof 60s tinged psychedelia. Layers of fuzz complemented by some groovy organ set TheFOR some heavily reverbed vocals...it's deep and it's trippy andA good startTo any album. ' The Modular System' is where things get really good. An instrumental, The track cleverly takes in more sixties psych and some seventies krautrock... AThe result is something akinToA groovy spy movieSoundtrack except ramped up by several notches. A neat segue sees The introduction ofofTheStars ' which is an absolute monster. Again rooted in krautrock, it has A real sense ofSPACE , both literally and figuratively, with some cosmic electronica and some lovely psych guitarwork coming togetherTo create something rather special. ' The Intergalactic Playground ' Vibrations From The Cosmic Void Part II' kicks things off with Aof 60s tinged psychedelia. Layers of fuzz complemented by some groovy organ set TheFOR some heavily reverbed vocals...it's deep and it's trippy andA good startTo any album. ' The Modular System' is where things get really good. An instrumental, The track cleverly takes in more sixties psych and some seventies krautrock... AThe result is something akinToA groovy spy movieSoundtrack except ramped up by several notches. A neat segue sees The introduction ofofTheStars ' which is an absolute monster. Again rooted in krautrock, it has A real sense ofSPACE , both literally and figuratively, with some cosmic electronica and some lovely psych guitarwork coming togetherTo create something rather special. ' The Intergalactic Playground