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NEWS:

EMBRYO - Live im Zimmer 16, Berlin - 17.04.2009

www.embryo.de

OUT NOW:

iH8 Camera (CD)
Release: March 2009

01 Breitenbach am Herzberg 10:03
02 Grebenau 10:12
03 Schlitz 6:35
04 Niederaula 4:35
05 Unter Schwarz 7:25
06 Haunetal 4:35
07 Ottrau 7:23

ALBUM PRE-LISTENING:
www.myspace.com/ih8cameraburgherzberg

Recorded live at Burg Herzberg Festival 2006
Words and music: iH8 Camera - www.myspace.com/ih8camera
Mixed by Bert Lenaerts and Craig Ward
Mastered at Perplex Tonstudio - www.perplex-tonstudio.de
Artwork by Martina Stobinsky - www.namaste-media.de
Distributed by World in Sound - www.worldinsound.com

NEW CD - OUT NOW:

Serpentina Satelite - Nothing To Say

SERPENTINA SATELITE - Nothing to say

Trip in Time / WIS 2008

CAT: WIS-T 2505

EAN: 4 040824 02505

RELEASE DATE EU: NOV.15TH 2008
RELEASE DATE USA: JAN. 5TH 2009

Download Press-Kit
(2,0 MB zip file, w/ info, cover & photo)

ORDER HERE:

USA:
www.forcedexposure.com

Germany:
www.kozmik-artifactz.com
www.justforkicks.de

www.green-brain-krautrock.de

www.milestone-mailorder.com
www.minimamedia.de

Austria:
www.sulatron.com

Netherlands:
www.shinybeast.nl

- R E V I E W S -

Listen loud and be prepared for Orbit.
(Heathen Harvest)

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Nothing To Say is a turbulent expedition into the depths of space
with pulsating guitars, intricate layers and rich textures.
(Adequacy.net)

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One of the best albums this year.
(Bootleg Magazine)

***

Formidable riffs and rhythms, which place the group as the band to watch in
South America’s heavy-rock scene.
(BOMB Magazine)

***

Taking their time to develop themes, they create magical soundscapes
filled with mystery and spellbinding beauty.
(Sonic Frontiers)

***

A must-have for all fans of heavy psych.
(CosmicLava)

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Recommended.
(Stonerrock.com)

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Nothing to Say is in every aspect a glorious release that can be warmly recommended for all those who enjoy psychedelic, trippy, heavy and rocking music
(Psychotropic Zone)

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It’s an all-consuming psychedelic journey that the band
are determined to take you on ...
(Sonic Dice)

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"Nothing To Say" is retro without the posturing, noisy without being abrasive and active without actually going anywhere it doesn’t need to go. A satisfying cut of South American experimentation from a band easily worth dropping out for.
(The Obelisk)

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There’s some real headtrip adventures going on here (and it’s nice to hear South America’s take on Spacerock); I liked this one a lot.
(Ian Abrahams' Spacerock Reviews)

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SERPENTINA SATELITE shouldn't be missed by space respectively kraut fans
but is also interesting for lovers of heavy psych and even stoner rock.
(Progarchives.com)

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Nothing to Say, like the best recordings of its kind, is then marred by freedom;
guitar solos shoot out in all directions just at the right speed
to carry off the songs with them.
(Deaf Sparrow)

***

We all fell in love with this disc immediately and have been playing it regularly
for weeks without its charm and artistic merit dimming one iota.
(Sound Fix Records)

***

I was quite impressed with this new Peruvian space rock band
and look forward to the next CD. Great stuff!
(Concreteweb.be)

***

One of the best albums of 2008.
(Kosmik Radiation)

***

More than merely retro, these is space rock in timeless form, exciting,
energising and fun, so strap in and enjoy the ride.
(Terrascope)

***

Great CD.
(Scott Heller, Aural Innovations)

***

An enjoyable, spacey and lively debut from both band and label.
(Musique Machine)

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Krautrockers, Spike-a-delick Metal Heads & Garage Numbskulls alike will most likely donate mucho braincells in exchange for a copy of NOTHING TO SAY,
the breathtaking, furiously paced (and All Purpose) Ambient Buzzsaw
debut album from Serpentina Satelite.
(Julian Cope, Head Heritage)

***

Serpentina Satelite delivers the goods as well as the best of the current crop of Space-rock bands and surpasses many of them because they do draw from earlier influences and are willing to change their sonic assault from time to time.
(Progressive World)

***

A perfect example in the best style of Krautrock music.
(Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal)

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Be ready for the images that will come to your mind if you close your eyes while listening to this piece, and be aware that your senses will perceive everything around you in a totally different way. And you will be thankful.
(Cuba Underground)

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The music is a heavy mix of space rock and hard psych similar to something like Acid Mothers Temple, Comets On Fire or Future Kings Of England. The rhythm section has a nice early Pink Floyd vibe with drums that are reminiscent of Nick Mason.
(Progressive Ears)

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Hypnotising spacerock in a powerful fashion, like Hawkwind used to play. ...mouths shut, turn on the volume and let's space!
(IO Pages)

***

"Nothing to Say" is a disc which -beyond its beauty- also proves that music is ONE
and has no boundaries, and whoever respects Pink Floyd's work must compose sometime his own "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun".
Serpentina Satelite did that with "Nueva Ola"song and showed us their big skills.
After all, they did have something to say, even though they do not admit it...
(rocking.gr)

***

It's a great record and it has some of the coolest guitar playing, fuzzy, hypnotic, with a wide degree of dimension. It's a must for guitar players, audiophiles, and psych heads.

(Psychedelic Velveeta)

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All in all a very spacey album, the bulk of the music being lively, though there are also some dreamy soundscapes that will send you off to the stars!
(Starship Overflow)

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South America is quickly becoming one of the greater sources for Heavy Rock. This time around, Peru's Serpentina Satelite is the impressive act making its way from the Southern hemisphere to my most highly rated MP3's.
(Music Emissions)

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A mysterious psychedelic trip with no lyrics but with much whispering vocals that reminds the mystical atmosphere of the 1971 album "Crawling to Lhasa" by German prog band Kalacakra. Slow torturous riffs that sometimes become fuzzy with a noisy feedback.
(TimeMazine)

***

Space-, Kraut-, Stoner- und Post-Rock werden von den Südamerikanern
zu einem trippigen, treibenden, zum Glück nie hippiehaft verspielten
psychedelischen Gesamtwerk verquickt
(OX! Fanzine)

***

Serpentina Satelite betreten Pfade, die die hierzulande bereits bekannten La Ira De Dios geebnet haben. [...] Der Opener Nueva Ola ist dezenter Space Rock mit eleganten Keyboards und bemerkenswerten Drums, die an das wirbelnde Schlagzeug in Klaus Schulzes "Friedrich Nietzsche"(vom "X"-Album) erinnern.
(Eclipsed Rock Magazin)

***

Phreak out, yeah! Das hätte Peter Fonda und Dennis Hopper 1967 gefallen.
(Metal-District)

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Die Platte ist ein Rundumschlag von allem, was dieses Genre hergibt und auch noch verdammt gut in Szene gesetzt.
(Rock Times)

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Alle Psychedeliker, die das Ableben der LIQUID VISIONS nur schwerlich verkraftet haben, werden hier jedenfalls glänzende Augen bekommen.
(Hooked on Music)

***

Eine total zugedröhnte, freakige aber irgendwie ultracoole Platte.
(Musikreviews.de)

***

Ein weiteres Highlight im Programm des deutschen Psychedelic-Labels Trip in Time.
(Generated X)

***

Kommune 1 ist ein großartiges Schauspiel und ein manchmal
beängstigender Jam durch die Abgründe der späten Sechziger [...]
besser kann man Zeitgeschichte kaum in Musik fassen.
(Home of Rock)

***

Knackiges Psych Rockalbum mit viel Kraut und Space-Elementen.
Fans von Hawkwind, den frühen Floyd oder auch Bands der heutigen Zeit
wie z.B. der Band from Outaspace liegen mit den Peruanern goldrichtig.
(musik an sich)

***

Nie sind Serpentina Satelite technisch, nichts an ihren Songs ist ausgeklügelt komplex oder knifflig arrangiert, sie lassen die virtuosen Ideen wie schwere Schallwellen in die Weite boxen. Die Wirkung ist einzigartig. Zwei Seiten hat jede Sekunde. Diese schwebende Leichtigkeit innerhalb des epischen Flusses und die nervöse Hektik, die diesen Fluss vorantreibt. Kratzige Düsternis hüllt die Ideen der Band ein, ahnungsvolle Schwere, die dem Album, der EP, eine mystische, unergründliche Note gibt. Psychedelisch!
(Ragazzi Music)

***

„Nothing To Say“ ist ein gutes Psych-Rock-Album, das vor allem durch seine treibenden Rhythmen fesseln kann. Mit „Nueva Ola“ startet man einen Trip, von dem man erst nach dem letzten Ton von „Kommune 1“ wieder in die Realität wechselt.
(Musikzirkus-Magazin)

***

more reviews:

viceland.com (Spain)
perkele.it (Italy)
oor.nl (Netherlands)
fileunder.nl (Netherlands)
especial35.net (Chile)
viailacion-saturna.blogspot.com (Peru)
sonoteca blog (Peru)
psychemusic.org (Belgium)
m erlinprog.com (Norway)
fenixwebzine.blogspot.com (Portugal)
discosinauditos.com (USA)

www.serpentinasatelite.com
www.myspace.com/serpentinasatelite

- EMBRYO -
LIVE AT BURG HERZBERG FESTIVAL 2007
(CD)

Embryo and the Burg Herzberg Festival is a long story. Forty years ago, when the first one happened in the old castle, Embryo was there. After that performance they even got robbed, a blue painted violin and a good amp were gone forever. In all the years following, the festival got bigger and changed to a different place to find room for the growing audience and stages. Embryo played there many times in different line-ups. This performance was a sort of chill-out act for the whole festival. The nucleus of this band (Jens, Lothar, Mik. Marja, Christian) had grown through all the many years on tour to a steady line-up, supported by five other friends: on trumpet is Werner, who was introduced by Mik, one of the few good oboe-players around. On guitar Valentin Altenberger, whose father is a modern jazz drummer and mother a jazz singer who grew up in the family of Bobbie Jones, known for his work with Charles Mingus. On oud and guitar is Andy Rust who knows much about Indian culture and has been with Embryo for many years. The third electric guitar is played by Björn Eric Münz from Ensemble Orient-Express, also good friends of Embryo. On percussion is Norbert Keck who had been playing with the band almost on almost all of the Herzberg gigs in the last years. This CD presents a rawer electric set by Embryo (because the wet and cold wind at the festival weekend made it too hard to tune the acoustic instruments!)

www.embryo.de

1. Marja's 7 (26:22)
2. Do you know what time it is (25:58)
3. Freakstage transformation (24:12)

Recorded live at Burg Herzberg Festival 2007
Mixed and Mastered by Matthias Schaeuble at Perplex Tonstudio, Walldorf
Produced by Trip in Time in cooperation with Embryo, 2008

ORDER THE CD HERE:
www.shinybeast.nl
www.green-brain-krautrock.de
www.minimamedia.de
www.justforkicks.de
www.hurricanerecords.de
www.forcedexposure.com
www.weirdorecords.com

Als stimmungsvoller Abschluss des diesjährigen Kultfestivals folgt auf der
kleinen Freakstage der Auftritt von Embryo, den ewig tourenden Worldmusic-Pionieren um Urgestein Christian Burchard.
Diesmal in 10-köpfiger Besetzung auf engstem Raum spielen sie sich vom
begeisterten Publikum angefeuert zwischen lang dahin fließenden
orientalischen Improvisationen und wilden Gitarrenloopings
in einen regelrechten Soundrausch hinein.
(POP FRONTAL)

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Trip in Time Vol. 3

Various Artists CD
TRIP IN TIME - Vol. 3
Psychedelic Adventures on Planet Earth

feat. Electric Mystical Soul Vibration (UK),
The People (SWE), Ginger (CH),
Jenda Wight (USA), Jarvis Jay (AUS),
Fuzz Manta (DK), Mother And Sun (SWE), Psychoine (ES),
The Magnificent Brotherhood (DE),
Crystal Caravan (SWE), Living Room (DE),
The Flying Eyes (USA), Black Box Massacre (DE), Serpentina Satelite (PER),
Aqua Nebula Oscillator (FR), Space Debris (DE), Fantasyy Factoryy (DE), Zaphire Oktaloque (DE)