Ozymandias, The Spill in Dreams, Sister Ray

Ozymandias
After their two albums "Cake" and "Let's Rot," the trio returns live with new material, showcasing their wild mix of 70s doom rock and heaviest grunge. Even more intense, even clearer. An outburst of musical rage when the pressure cooker finally bursts. A thorough massage for the eardrums when it all becomes too much. Honest craftsmanship in music that, in its intensity, shatters every champagne glass into its individual parts.

The Spill In Dreams
Between folk, trip hop, and krautrock, narrative vocals entice listeners into inner worlds. Dark day and night images where time and direction blur. With the next morning in sight, the trio dedicates itself live to the moment and celebrates its possibilities. Songs in a cinematic style – as if the sensitive dream logic of Maya Deren and David Lynch were meeting in a broken mirror.

Sister Ray
They are riding again. After the excursion with the guitar orchestra monster NoFive, the Zogholy brothers once again weave ambient carpets with noise, minimal rock, and crumbling, droning dream sequences as Sister Ray, meandering between spaghetti westerns and the wall of sound. With sand in the gears and between their teeth.