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 Colour Haze -Periscope Artist : Colour Haze Album : Periscope Label : Elektrohasch Schallplatten Genre : Psychedelic Rock Source : CDDA Encoder : FLAC 1.2.1 Bitrate : 824kbps Playtime : 53:52 Size : 314.73 MB 01 Always Me 05:58 02 Antenna 09:21 03 Pulse 05:08 05 Periscope 06:16 06 Periscope Breit Return) 06:21 07 Transmitter 12:04 This is the album where Colour Haze became the band they are today. Their previous Kyuss-worship was of a high quality, but probably wouldn\'t have carried them much further than it did Periscope has a few halfway-superficial advantages over its predecessor, Seven, the most immediately obvious being the number of tracks. Having six tracks seven if you include the bonus track \"Transmitter\", which you should) rather than the dozen on Seven, even if the shortest of them is over six minutes, feels a lot more manageable and easier to listen to in one go The big advantage, though, is that here Colour Haze sound like Colour Haze. While they still belong to an obvious stoner/psychedelic rock lineage, they stand out by, simply, having the best sound. This is meant very specifically - while you can and I would, happily praise their riffs, or their basslines, or Stefan\'s low-key, unintrusive vocals, or their dedication to writing actual songs instead of letting their albums turn into extended, interminable jam sessions, the thing that gives them an edge is the sound they cultivate. I doubt many bands spend as much time refining and obsessing over the actual sounds their instruments make as these guys do - certainly no others I\'ve heard within the same genres where quality of sound is arguably as important as it is in any area of music) do so as successfully, at least - but the results are there to see. The guitar tone is fuzzy and liquid, supported by a deep but never overpowering bass and a clear drum sound, etc. All balanced together the outcome is, well, perfect. It\'s instantly recognisable without being quirky or self-conscious. They are a band who barely even need to be playing notes to sound fantastic Anyway, as an album Periscope is excellent. The opening Always Me\" pretty much demonstrates everything I failed to explain very well in the previous paragraph in its first 40-odd seconds, while \"Sun\" is probably the highlight and maybe the best song they had released til this point. The Hendrix nod in \"Periscope Breit Return)\" is a nice touch, too. It didn\'t stay their best record for very long, but that\'s nothing to be ashamed of - they have an annoying and consistent habit of getting better with age - and although I imagine most people won\'t be too thrilled to check out something described with \'it\'s their fourth best album!\' or something similar, I will still recommend it cheerfully Please Keep it For Continue Seeding and Help Others To Get Download 
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