Wednesday, April 12, 2023
Dzyan - Time Machine. 1972 Germany
Dzyan's second album sits at the border of unhinged Krautrock and experimental jazz rock. It's not an easy album to get into at first, but if listening with a jazz mind, it seems to work better. And while it does have some wooly guitar soloing from Eddy Marron, the focus is more on atmosphere than psychedelics. A very fine album that ages well.
Ownership: LP: 1973 Bacillus. Single sleeve. Acquired from a mail order dealer (1992).
1992; 11/15/17; 4/12/23 (new entry)
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