III, by Weedpecker

III

by Weedpecker

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Bruce Jones This is absolutely magical. So relaxing and spacey but at the same time it holds your attention. It's been compared to later-day Elder. I would take this over Lore or Floating World any day. Favorite track: Molecule.

Keef Clean and precise with matching vocals. Comfort harmonies and ethereal guitar work with an occasional chainsaw thrown in for fun. Favorite track: Embrace.

ntokanion Because it's a 10/10 Favorite track: Liquid Sky.

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1.	Molecule 07:05	buy track
2.	Embrace 08:59	buy track
3.	Liquid Sky 06:33	buy track
4.	From Mars To Mercury 10:36	buy track
5.	Lazy Boy And The Temple Of Wonders 08:50	buy track

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Let’s face it: the world of “drug rock” (whatever your drug of choice might be) is oversaturated, and “psychedelic” is a term thrown around so often and thoughtlessly it’s almost lost all meaning. Weedpecker have never tried to hide their reverence and affection for the sweet leaf, but unlike so many other bands mired in self-indulgent riff worship, their propensity for mind alteration is immediately and unmistakably evident in their music.

On III, Weedpecker’s third full-length, the first notes of the album already evoke a blissful and airy atmosphere, waves of guitar rolling over the listener until a deep bass, drums and mellotron set the tone for the trip to come. The atmosphere the band creates is offset by an interplay of heavy riffing, etherial vocals and progressive structures; like labelmates Elder, the band are fond of long, unpredictable songs with an increasingly progressive slant.

Further sidestepping entrapments of the stoner rock genre, III sees the band experimenting with light, colorful jams that remind the listener of Tame Impala or Morgan Delt. Moving seamlessly between styles and moods organically, it’s easy to get lost, only to find yourself emerged in a different world entirely.

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released January 5, 2018

Recorded in April 2017 at Nebula Studio.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Haldor Grunberg (Satanic Audio).
All musick and lyrics by Weedpecker.
Cover art by Maciej Kamuda.
Released january 5th 2018 by Stickman Records

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Weedpecker Warszawa, Poland

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Wyro-guitar/voc
Walczak-drums
Seru-keyboards

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