Restored, remastered and reissued
Census of Hallucinations - The 3rd Eye
"The 3rd Eye" by Census of Hallucinations is a mind-bending journey through space and psychedelia that leaves a lasting impression. Building on the strengths of their previous albums, this release seamlessly blends memorable tunes with trippy sonic excursions, creating an experience that's both immersive and diverse.
From the ethereal opener "The Pied Piper Of Hell" to the funky cosmic dance vibes of "Big Brown Pyramid" and the introspective musings of "The Selfishness Of The Thatcher Years," each track offers something unique while maintaining Census of Hallucinations' signature sound. The album strikes a balance between structured songwriting and experimental studio embellishments, resulting in a collection that's both cohesive and unpredictable.
Standout moments include the hypnotic groove of "Think," the symphonic keys and wah'd guitar of "Pillow Full Of Dreams," and the epic journey of "55,000 Airmen," which tackles weighty themes with artistic finesse. Throughout the album, Census of Hallucinations deliver social and political commentary with a blend of humor and sincerity, adding depth to their psychedelic soundscapes.
Listeners familiar with early Gong or those seeking a fresh take on psychedelic rock will find much to love here. With its layers, textures, and dynamic arrangements, "The 3rd Eye" captivates from start to finish, inviting listeners to lose themselves in its cosmic embrace. Census of Hallucinations' ability to combine melody, experimentation, and meaningful messages makes this album essential listening for fans of the genre. So, put on your headphones and prepare to embark on a journey through the outer reaches of sound and consciousness.
Census of Hallucinations - The 3rd Eye
"The 3rd Eye" by Census of Hallucinations is a mind-bending journey through space and psychedelia that leaves a lasting impression. Building on the strengths of their previous albums, this release seamlessly blends memorable tunes with trippy sonic excursions, creating an experience that's both immersive and diverse.
From the ethereal opener "The Pied Piper Of Hell" to the funky cosmic dance vibes of "Big Brown Pyramid" and the introspective musings of "The Selfishness Of The Thatcher Years," each track offers something unique while maintaining Census of Hallucinations' signature sound. The album strikes a balance between structured songwriting and experimental studio embellishments, resulting in a collection that's both cohesive and unpredictable.
Standout moments include the hypnotic groove of "Think," the symphonic keys and wah'd guitar of "Pillow Full Of Dreams," and the epic journey of "55,000 Airmen," which tackles weighty themes with artistic finesse. Throughout the album, Census of Hallucinations deliver social and political commentary with a blend of humor and sincerity, adding depth to their psychedelic soundscapes.
Listeners familiar with early Gong or those seeking a fresh take on psychedelic rock will find much to love here. With its layers, textures, and dynamic arrangements, "The 3rd Eye" captivates from start to finish, inviting listeners to lose themselves in its cosmic embrace. Census of Hallucinations' ability to combine melody, experimentation, and meaningful messages makes this album essential listening for fans of the genre. So, put on your headphones and prepare to embark on a journey through the outer reaches of sound and consciousness.
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