The RAW STUFF on Tour : GIÖBIA, Kant, Ultima Radio

Giöbia

“Acid Disorder” is the latest astonishing work of the neo-psychedelia acid-rock riffers Giöbia.

The Italian quartet focusses its inspirations in 8 wonderful tracks as varied as homogeneous and fluid sounding, which result in a full-length album pleasantly rich in atmospheres and textures.

The eclecticism of the songs and their exotic flavor are rendered by the use of certain ethnic instruments – we can clearly recognize sitar and saz binding in an intriguing dance with vintage organs and synthesizers.

Such a fascinating mixture gives the band its own hallmark that makes it unique and recognizable among thousands.

“Acid Disorder” easily engages even the most demanding listener. We can hear certain kraut rock influences a la Amon Duul and Ash Ra Tempel which lead us to float in the cosmos towards new unexplored dimensions and reconfirm the purely space-rock taste of the band and its inclination to sci-fi soundtracks charm and mystery.

With this surprising album Giöbia invite us to enter their realm, that hidden place in the depths of their mind where anything can happen. Once again we abandon ourselves to altered states of consciousness, enchanted by the lysergic side of a music that is both familiar and new.

https://giobiagiobia.bandcamp.com/album/acid-disorder

Kant

Ein moderner Blick in die glorreichen Zeiten des Heavy Psychedelic Rock. So entsteht aus dem Zusammenspiel der vier Aschaffenburger der Soundtrack zum 70er Jahre Kopfkino. Dieser Sound untermalt die Gedanken an sonnige Fahrten über den Sunset Strip der 60er, ein Mexican Standoff in einer verlassenen Westernstadt oder an düstere Riten in einem in Regen gehüllten Wald. Vom 60s Surfvibe bis zu 70s Heavy-Rock-Riffs.

https://kantmusic.bandcamp.com/

Ultima Radio

With their variety of sounds, ranging from Alternative, Crossover, Progressive to Post Rock, Ultima Radio are trying to overcome the limits of typical genres, intending to find their very own style. After a successful demonstration of their potential versatility on their debut-album “A Thousand Shapes”, they presented a much more consistent sound on their second album “Dusk City”. The band’s third album “Sleep Panic Repeat”, which came to life during the COVID-19 pandemic, expanded that sound with another dark and powerful piece of music. Now, the band has returned and set sail with their “Basement Session EP”, which features their new front man Daniel Dorninger from the Austrian band Witchrider

https://ultimaradio.bandcamp.com/music