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OZRIC TENTACLES - Erpland (remastered) - Vinyl (2xLP)

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OZRIC TENTACLESErpland (remastered)Kscope
2xLP
Cat: KSCOPE 1065
Rel: 2 Dec 24
Progressive Rock
Side 1 - Track 1. Eternal WheelSide 1 - Track 2. Toltec SpringSide 1 - Track 3. Tidal ConvergenceSide 2 - Track 1. SunscapeSide 2 - Track 2. Mysticum ArabicolaSide 2 - Track 3. CrackerblocksSide 3 - Track 1. The ThrobbeSide 3 - Track 2. ErplandSide 3 - Track 3. Valley Of A Thousand ThoughtsSide 4 - Track 1. SnakepitSide 4 - Track 2. IscanceSide 4 - Track 3. A Gift Of Wings

With roots in 1983's Stonehenge Free Festival, when brothers Ed and Roly Wynne joined forces with drummer Nick 'Tig' Van Gelder, bassist Eddie Myer, and keyboardist Joie Hinton to perform a six hour improvised jam session under the guise Bolshem People, Ozric Tentacles define the progressive rock-new age-ambient crossover story. Then they go on to write their own. It would be six years before they put a record out, 1989's Pungent Effulgent, preferring instead to keep things loose, open and, ultimately, unplanned. 12 months or so later, they emerged from Foel Studios in Powys, Wales, with the follow up - Erpland. A record that feels free, born in countless moments of spontaneous creativity, careering between free party dub and mind-melting (if overblown) electric guitar solos set against juggernaut metal rhythms. A remarkable beast.