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    Posted: June 25 2014 at 03:39



SKEPPET are Swedish psych legends from Malmo who finally released a debut LP titled Phase 3 on Not Not Fun Records, after overlooked EPs. A beautiful cosmic music indeed.
Members: Andreas Malm, Henrik Wallin


"Skeppet's 8-minute-long 'Längre Bort' doesn't just keep its eyes off of the clock, it lets it melt. They're a band who've made a habit of taking their time, they've been active for five years and are only just getting around to releasing a full length, titled Phase 3. This sprawling epic is taken from that LP, and it unfurls fussily from a synth riff worthy of '80s sci-fi, and sparkles with a mind-melding guitar riff that weaves in and out of its looping syncopation. As it adds textures it gets better, and time loses all meaning. Phase 3 is out now on Not Not Fun. Stream 'Längre Bort' below."





"Though active for roughly half a decade, instrumental hypno-kosmische duo Skeppet (Swedish for “Vessel” or “Ship”) have only released two cassette EPs, one 7-inch and one split LP—each more spacious and weightless than the last—all on local labels in Sweden. Even so, their mantric ceremonial psychedelia hooked the minds behind Not Not Fun immediately, delivering on the title of a 2010 compilation curated by core members Andreas Malm and Henrik Wallin for their own Kosmisk Väg imprint: The New Wave of Swedish Cosmic Music.

For Phase 3, the group’s first full-length, they drafted Upper Layer Cruiser Martin Nilsson to play additional percussion, infusing a texture of mind-washed congas within their futurist Popul Vuh ascension voyages and gracefully opiated raga-rock. The album mimics the journey of a deep-orbiting craft, first spiraling deep into the ether, eclipsed and endless (the 20-minute wormhole “Den Nya Kusten,” or “The New Coast”), before arcing back toward the solar wind, increasingly sunbathed and radiant (fittingly kicking off the B-side is “Solskeppet,” or “Sun-Ship”). A refined exploration of transportive aerodynamics and escape pod jamming by a sub-radar squadron who’ve paid their dues in the engine room, Phase 3 was recorded in waves across three years, partially at Skeppet’s home studio in Malmö and the rest at TonGeneration Studio with Björn Stegmann."
 



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 21 2015 at 00:02
Added to pf charts.

In case you dont know this yet, the psych/space prog, indo prog/raga rock, krautrock, and prog electronic teams all will handled by one big team now.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 21 2015 at 12:03
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