Album Type:Album
Date Released:
Out
Now
Label:
Phonosphera Records
Supersound
track listing:
1 - Behind My Door
8:09
2 - Synapsex 4:38
3 - Master Of The
Skies 9:33
4 - What Are You
Doin' 4:17
5 - Hidden Orbit
6:24
6 - Universal Winter
3:32
7 - Globular Cluster
5:04
Bio:
Void
Generator were born ten million years ago by extending the diagonal
of the quadrilateral of Pegasus up to b-Sirrah.
They
always have been present at Messier's catalogue, by a continuos
melody and white noise broadcasting and if you want to hear their
oscillations you need an orgone accumulator.
Landed
on your earth in the 1998, they are still involved in cycloids and
orbits. Take a look at the sky.
No
space to hide here.
The
Spiritual guidance: Bob The Rich.
The
Band Members
Gianmarco
Iantaffi > Guitars, Vocals, Orgone Accumulator;
Sonia
Caporossi > Bass;
Enrico Cosimi Analog Synths, Sound Machines, Tape Destroyer;
Marco
Cenci >
Review:
It
has been 4 years since Void Generator released their last album
Phantom Hell And Soar Angelic. That album was a heavy slab of fuzz
based progressive Space/Stoner Rock riffs. Well one of Italy’s
finest purveyors of Fuzz are back in 2014 with their new album –
Supersound. An album that expertly delivers the goods from start to
finish. If you are a fan of fuzz based Stoner Rock riffs then you
cannot pass this album by.
First
track – Behind My Door – shows that Void Generator have left the
heavy space rock atmospherics from the last album behind and replaced
it with a more sinister occult rock feel. It does not take long for
the band to lay down some crunching bass heavy fuzz vibes to rock
your soul to. Void Generator embraced the legendary 70s Space Rock
sound on their last album though this time round it’s all 60’s
Psychedelia and it sees the band thriving with different noises and
sounds.
2nd
track – Synapsex – sees the fuzz once again amped upto loud
volumes with 60s inspired vocals driving the song at a good speed so
you can soak up all the psych-based riffs. The organ gives the song a
rather spooky edge as Void Generator expertly mix the sounds and
noises for a track that lasts long in the memory.
Void
Generator pull out all the stops on the albums next track – Master
of the Skies. A blistering 9:32 minute epic, that perfectly captures
the bands new style of sound. Mixing slow-paced fuzz with a deeper
sounding occult rock sound that feels it was actually recorded in the
1960s and 1970s as it has a classic old style sound with different
noises giving it quite a historic feel to it.
The
whole album has an old style feel and sound to it. You can feel the
whole noise and texture creeping through each passing moment. I will
admit I do miss the heavier space rock vibes from the last album
though it does appear heavily on superb track – Hidden Orbit. But
that’s only a minor complaint as Void Generator have released a
different album to their last and that is a very hard thing to pull
off indeed.
If
you are looking for a spooky and creepy fuzz/stoner rock album that
will keep you entertained from start to finish then Supersound will
speak volumes to you.
An
excellent album.
Thanks
to the band for sending me a copy to review. Supersound is available
to buy on CD now with a Vinyl Release due later this year on
Phonosphera Records
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Written
by Steve Howe
