Electric Eye Norway
Electric Eye play droned out space-rock. It sounds like a soundtrack to a movie that hasn’t been made yet, it’s villainy acid prog, it’s ethno jazz, it’s old school hip hop grooves mixed with the easily recognizable Electric Eye sound, ready to pull you into a whirlwind of psychedelic and hypnotic rhythms. ... more
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