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The sun's out guys and girls, trying to fry our brains and stuff. Here's a counter spell.

The Ripper is back! So let's space out to Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. 🇯🇵 Hooo! 🍻

We've reached the point where even we don't know what's going on anymore. Please don't ask. Send help.

Can gloom become sound and how does it go about doing that? Check out our review of the new @tribulation_official album and find out! Or not.

3,2,1 💥 So long Daft Punk! We're ready to blast off into your French-Japanese baroque universe... which happens to be the first animated House Musical ever made. 🚀🤖 #onemoretime

THE SLEEPER HAS AWAKENED. Spinning some sci-fi camp today, courtesy of @totothegroup and @brianeno

Here's a glimpse of Dinosaur Jr. 🦖 Cheers y'all 🍻

We settled on some Blood Ceremony to celebrate that we're halfway through the work week.

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Motorpsycho – The All Is One

September 9, 2020 by Wander Meulemans

Norway’s most famous alt rock institute is back to end a trilogy that was never really a trilogy. Confused? Excellent… Continue reading →

Posted in WRM. Tagged 2020, album review, Bent Sæther, electronia, Fearless, France, Hans Magnus Ryan, Håkon Gullvåg, heavy, indie, Jaga Jazzist, King Crimson, Lars Horntveth, Lewis Carroll, Meddle, Motorpsycho, N.O.X., Norway, Ola Kvernberg, Pink Floyd, prog, psych rock, review, Rune, Steamdome, Stickman, The All Is One, The Crucible, The Tower, Tomas Järmyr, Tool, Wilco, Wonderland

Motorpsycho – The Crucible

February 20, 2019 by Wander Meulemans

Finally it’s time to say something about “Motorpsychodelia”. So prog nerds and metalheads, unite. Continue reading →

Posted in WRM. Tagged 2019, 70’s, alternative metal, alternative rock, Barracuda, Bent Sæther, cd, In The Fishtank 10, Indie rock, Jaga Jazzist Horns, Jazz, King Crimson, Led Zeppelin, Let Them Eat Cake, metalheads, Motorpsycho, Motorpsychodelia, Music, noise, Norway, Pink Floyd, prog nerds, prog-psych, progressive rock, review, Roadwork, Ståle Storløkken, Stickman Records, sympho, The Crucible, The Death Defying Unicorn, The Tower, Timothy's Monster, Tomas Järmyr, Trondheim, Yes

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