Orsak:Oslo Sweden
Orsak:Oslo is a dark slow brew containing of psych, dystopian post-rock and trippy space blues.
An unholy marriage
between impulsive improv and thoughtful composition, later melodies and new harmonies are carefully woven in, layer by layer.
With a reverence and underlying devotion to the aura and musical preconditions laid down from the start, the result is raw, unpolished and true.
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By far I'd say this is the best album I've listened to in the last 5 years. Each song has its own story to tell whilst definitely getting stuck in your head. 11/10 Guys keep up the good work 🤙 (also great to listen to whilst high or on acid)
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Good sound for a road trip !!! The stoner rock atmosphere as relaxed as driving on the open road while the wind blows your head clear through the car window.
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I already own this on black vinyl and just bought the gold version because I know I'll enjoy listening to that version as well. Trees is a kraut-psyche BANGER. This album got me into Follakzoid and now I think their album "I" is my fave. Prost!
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