The Lay Llamas - Goud (Black Sweat)

What Your Ears Say & The Cover Looks Like

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What We Say

Turn on, tune in & head back to the dub kissed neo-psychedelic future as The Lay Llamas mine golden age psyche tropes with a penchant for exotic instrumentation & hypnotic ritualism on this mellow & masterful mind melter for Black Sweat Records. Big up Raven Sings The Blues blog for the tip.

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What The Release Notes Say

​Nicola Giunta and Gioele Valenti (the musicians creating the Lay Llamas dimension) seem to communicate from a different solar system their ecstatic gaze towards an imaginary future world. They rely mainly on a narrative tone of mysterious and spectral dark-psych shades, digging abyss of glacial depht of the self, where light filters through lysergic languors and radiant progressions of luminous dust. Oneiric voices refer to the hybrid chaos of a metropolitan jungle, as a hypnotic and psychic dimension of mind layers. Goud is steeped in numerous literary, mythological, philosophical, ecological and alchemical references. Pulsating and magnetic Farfisa, mesmeric basses and flutes or poisonous pinkfloydian and krautrock patterns forge a clear divinatory aspect of the music. The trip ends in the dark night of the forest, with more acoustic flavours and percussive incense of pure acid-folk. The beautiful cover by Virginia Genta by Jooklo, with her amoebic-cosmic graphics, seems to perfectly seal the sound inspiration of one of the most advanced forges of Italian neo-psychedelia.

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