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Sproingg Freiburg, Germany
Sproingg's music is often described as:
· Experimental polyrhythmic chaos
· Excessive
progressive minimalism
· Space punk ambient psychedelic
· Dramatic, jazz and classically influenced rock
· Music your mother would not allow you to listen to
The music is constructed around polyrhythms, syncopation & exact changes. Sproingg’s improvisational style weaves through giving them their unique sound.
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Sproingg recommends:
Black Light
by SONAR
Polyrhythmic, instrumental and exciting (like us?)
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Snapshot
by cHoclat FRoG
supported by 16 fans who also own “Clam”
Tim and Rainer have created a remarkable little record in the highly original Snapshot, most notably in the execution of the vocals! The musical aspects of the CD are also greatly enjoyable! Tho complex solos are not often present, as the brothers rely on expertly crafted song smithing resulting in simplistic compositions containing hidden complexity within! One is reminded of the songwriting of Peter Hamill of Van der Graaf Generator. Thanks for a great job, Tim and Rainer! 😺🎸🎹🥁
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The Confidence Trick
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The Signal
by Jim Griffin
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This is a concept piece, a sort of journey through time with a message to the future, by a fictional author, with a mystery at the heart of it. The guitar work in particular, is precise and forceful, delicate when it’s called for, and the pieces are varied in instrumentation, skirting several styles adeptly. The complete chronicle is compelling, like a book you just can’t put down.
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Viento Bravo
by Melange
Chugging, organ-laden motorik-psych from Spanish group Melange with lockstep rhythms and kaleidoscopic vocal harmonies.
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Entranced Earth
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Big, clanging psych-rock from this Arizona outfit fuses monk-like vocals with slow-winding guitars for songs that feel like strange hymns.
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