psychedelic rock / stoner rock
Mind Maze is an album released in May 11, by German psychedelic rock trio Pyramid. Almost forty-one minutes long, the record has seven tracks: 1) She's The Wind; 2) Vintage Spacemachine; 3) Entrance; 4) Temple Of Low Men; 5) March; 6) Reincarnation; 7) Drifter; a truly fantastic instrumental album with wonderfully crafted and marvelously sculpted melodies, Mind Maze is a superb and fabulous state of the art work, whose spectacular musical sensibility definitely impresses the listener, as long as the album keeps playing. The level of creative audacity and technical versatility displayed by the group on this sensational masterpiece underlines a virtuous synergy whose admirable musical qualities and consecrated impeccable excellence defines a completely new degree of musical professionalism.
With interesting harmonies and a great convergence of sonorous ordinances, Pyramid knows how to explore wisely the greatest features of stoner and psychedelic rock, in a very original context. Without any fear of sonorous experimentation, the band’s quintessential musical elements levitates towards an everlasting, but sometimes desolate aphorism of imperiously creative contingence, that overlooks the horizon of its own ambitious diligence. All of this is crafted without renouncing to an incredible level of simplicity, that flirts with its own layer of methodic elasticity.
Carefully attentive to all the possibilities that are probably hidden in the expansive platform of harmonies upon which the group extensively worked to conceive, Pyramid slowly, but consistently navigates throughout an ocean of wonderful placidity, that gradually reveals a frozen realm of solitary vicissitudes, lost in an infinite and delightful wave of sound. And as these beautiful conjuncture of melodies revolves around the axis of a sincere and delicate delusion – eager to collide in front of a realm of tempestuous grandiosity –, the style of the band gets characteristically robust and elegant, ready to transcend incognito a state of sensorial lethargy, to become a cohesive, serene and grandiloquent pleasant experience, for the continual amazement of the listener.
An incredibly delightful and fantastic album, whose enormous creativity ostensibly conceives fantastic harmonies sidelined by a gigantic wave of sonorous majesty, Mind Maze reveals itself a gloriously genuine and splendid album, whose elegant and graceful atmospheres cohesively trespasses the ordinary boundaries of the genre.
Wagner
With interesting harmonies and a great convergence of sonorous ordinances, Pyramid knows how to explore wisely the greatest features of stoner and psychedelic rock, in a very original context. Without any fear of sonorous experimentation, the band’s quintessential musical elements levitates towards an everlasting, but sometimes desolate aphorism of imperiously creative contingence, that overlooks the horizon of its own ambitious diligence. All of this is crafted without renouncing to an incredible level of simplicity, that flirts with its own layer of methodic elasticity.
Carefully attentive to all the possibilities that are probably hidden in the expansive platform of harmonies upon which the group extensively worked to conceive, Pyramid slowly, but consistently navigates throughout an ocean of wonderful placidity, that gradually reveals a frozen realm of solitary vicissitudes, lost in an infinite and delightful wave of sound. And as these beautiful conjuncture of melodies revolves around the axis of a sincere and delicate delusion – eager to collide in front of a realm of tempestuous grandiosity –, the style of the band gets characteristically robust and elegant, ready to transcend incognito a state of sensorial lethargy, to become a cohesive, serene and grandiloquent pleasant experience, for the continual amazement of the listener.
An incredibly delightful and fantastic album, whose enormous creativity ostensibly conceives fantastic harmonies sidelined by a gigantic wave of sonorous majesty, Mind Maze reveals itself a gloriously genuine and splendid album, whose elegant and graceful atmospheres cohesively trespasses the ordinary boundaries of the genre.
Wagner
