Some seriously trippy/heavy rocking sounds are coming from
Victoria, British Columbia’s psychedelic/space rock purveyors Warp on their
debut release Cerebral Adhesive. What makes this record stand out is that it works pretty much only as a whole, none of this shuffling
on random business, Warp have created a short record which requires your undivided time
and attention. Each track differs as it guides you down the journey of the
story Adam Christ (Bass/Vocals), Jeremy Nogue (Drums/Vocals) and Stephen McGill (Guitar) are trying to tell,
opening with a trippy laid back instrumental, before the fuzzy riffs of ‘Crossing
Over’ announce themselves into the dreamscape galaxy of other worldliness.
Vocals make their welcome appearance half-way through the record as the deep
droned tones act as a fourth instrument in shuddering your tripped out
experience.
Warp are experimental in all of the right places,
offering different takes on a genre that has no boundaries to start with, but
with their love of crafting music as a whole, and not just sound bites, they
are going to go far in this game.
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