Album Type:
EP
Date Released:
Sept 2014
Label:
Self
Released
Boundless –
Track Listing
1.
Lift Off
2.
Deep Space Cruising
3.
Interplanetary Violence
4.
Event Horizon
5.
Jurassic Grass
Bio
In
August 2013, a journey through time and space began. The cosmonauts
Angelo Boose (guitar), Cristiano Muniz (bass) and Guga RB (drums)
reunited in the city of Porto Alegre, Southern Brazil, to start the
deep space cruising by Space Guerrilla. Throughout long smokey
reharsal sessions, they wrote five song which are part of its first
EP “Boundless”, recorded at Hurricane Studio by the wizard
Sebastian Carsin.
Gathering
inspiration from distant galaxies, Space Guerrilla's music is
influenced by stoner rock bands such as Kyuss, Queens of the Stone
Age, Unida, Dozer, Truckfighters, Weedpecker, and 60's-70's rock
bands like Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Jimi Hendrix,
Pink Floyd, Cream and others.
Members
Angelo Boose -
guitar
Cristiano Muniz -
bass
Gustavo RB - drums
Review:
Space Guerrilla's debut
EP – Boundless – is a loud spacey vortex of volume and noise that
transcends Instrumental Stoner Rock. If you're a fan of Karma To
Burn, Earthless and spacier bands such as Hawkwind then these
Brazilian Space Stoners are going to rock your universe and never
mind your world.
Boundless is a
fantastic EP from start to finish as it's packed with great riffs and
the clever use of soundclips matched with the music gives the
listener a true sense of awe and wonder. I loved this EP from the
very first listen as it's an intelligent, thrilling and emotionally
involving EP that you wouldn't expect from a Stoner Rock release such
as this. I dare you not to be moved by the awesome tracks – Lift
Off and Deep Space Calling. As Space Guerrilla prove without a doubt
they are a band to look out for. It has some superb progressive riffs
running through it's veins and one that will go down a storm with the
Stoner Rock crowd.
It may of took me a
while to take notice of these guys but I won't be making that mistake
again as this EP is going to make you fly to the far reaches of
space. It's a trippy psychedelic journey into the unknown. As the EP
progresses to it's natural conclusion, you don't want it to end as
the riffs will leave you in a hypnotic state. Interplanetary Violence
has to be the standout track as Space Guerrilla are so far out there
it maybe hard for them to come back down to earth. It has shades of
Italian Cosmic Doomsters – L'Ira Del Baccano – but it's still a
thrilling track in it's own right. The soundclips once again provide
a highly intelligent feel as the band leave no stone unturned in
playing some epic spacey jams for you to battle with.
I have a feeling we
will be hearing a lot more of Space Guerrilla in the next 12 months or
so. If some cool indie record label can sign these guys then they may
have a special bands on their hands. Lets see what Space Guerilla can
do on a full length record. Until then download this now as it's
available for free download. It's an absolutely brilliant EP.
Download this now. You won't be sorry.
Words
by Steve Howe
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