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Mt. Mountain - Mt. Mountain EP flac mp3 download
Title:
Mt. Mountain EP
Musician:
Mt. Mountain
Style:
Psychedelic Rock
Released:
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MP3 album size:
1211 mb
FLAC album size:
1148 mb
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Rating:
4.5 ✪

Tracklist

A1 She Runs 4:20
A2 Tomorrow 6:45
A3 Ring Dove 4:28
B4 Fx / My Love 6:18
B5 Ghosts 5:45

Credits

  • Bass – Brendan Shanley
  • Drums – Thomas Cahill
  • Guitar – Derrick Treatch, Glenn Palmer
  • Mastered By – Simon Struthers
  • Recorded By – Joshua Amphlett
  • Vocals – Stephen Bailey

Notes

Edition of 250 pressed on Swirling Swamp Green & Bone White vinyl

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
CF082 Mt. Mountain Mt. Mountain EP ‎(12", EP, RP) Cardinal Fuzz CF082 UK 2017
CF082 Mt. Mountain Mt. Mountain EP ‎(12", EP, RP, Opa) Cardinal Fuzz CF082 UK 2017

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Reviews:
  • Jerdodov
Mt. Mountain’s self-titled EP is a lazy sounding hypnotic hazy drugged space adventure, provided the space you seek is no wider than your listing area, as Mt. Mountain swim though the warm dark waters of couch-bound excess, where even lifting your arm is an effort, though in so doing, causes giggling bubbles to rise from the inner regions of one’s mind at the folly of such a useless and meaningless endeavor. Mt. Mountain are all about the atmosphere they create with their low-keyed sustained instrumentation that’s firmly anchored by dream laden lyrics that come across as semi-conscious and bewilderingly blissed. Unexpectedly, the guitar solos are held sonically in check, sounding understated, yet remarkably visionary in their ability to move in time with the vocals, where all this resounds with an undercurrent of 60’s psychedelic blues … bending notes, eliciting effects and engaging an emotional spirit of inner visions. The invitation Mt. Mountain offers is simply to sit back and enjoy the self-indulgence, as it’s one of the few things we can sincerely call our own.Review by Jenell Kesler