GARDEN OF A WELL FED HEAD

There's some early works from the cosmic hippies of Sweden on this vinyl! The first side begins with "In The Land Of Roses And Snow", which is a poem intoned over a confusing wall of sound. After that we pay a short visit to the cave of dwarfs! Though these are OK tunes, I must admit that it is after these two tracks when the music which makes this LP an 'exelent addition to any prog music collection' begins.

"Upon Which Areas May The Circles Be Drawn?" is a slow drifting voyage through a blues scale, upon which the band paints their colors with e-bowed guitars and other instruments listed in the line-up section. "Euphoria Euphoria" resembles the drawing hidden within the album sleeve, which is an endless fractal of expanding pleasure, which morphs to an extremely chaotic and beautiful collage of "Sweetness To The Lord".

This recording was released only as a vinyl, with a number of 600 copies. I bought mine signed copy directly from the guys of the band, after their wonderful gig at Helsinki.