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The rest is filler, pop ballads camouflaged like prog-rock ( Welcome Blue Valkyrie) and amateurish jamming. The album has one good song, that is one of the best of their career,ДЄltair Descends, evoking the dreamy Pink Floyd of the early days. Polysomn (2020) embraces a more electronic and sleeker sound. Porphyrogennetos (11:41) is a prog-rock suite in search of a killer melody, but, not finding it, instead ends with screaming guitars and pounding drums that any child could do. (the instrumental coda of this piece is perhaps the highlight of the album). That refrain that surfaces four minutes into it is a trivial folk-rock tune Sinister Waters I (12:19) begins with a litany that sounds likeДЄnd so does the synth-driven opening theme of The pop temptation is obvious on Ruination (2017). Unfortunately, the album ends with the lame pop tune and the amateurish Visible in Tzar Morei (9:44), but the 'loud' isД®lectric Prunes, and the tone is grandiose if not exuberant. The post-rock aesthetic of alternating loud and soft sections is still (somehow evoking the vision of a punk-ish version of Thundering guitar distortion and jazzy saxophone that goes insane That is not trivial, although not groundbreaking either,ДЄnd Rulons (8:26), possibly the highlight, is an explosive mix of Swarm (9:40) soars to a level of noise (mixed to a folkish undercurrent) (drummer Johannes Kohal and bassist/vocalist Dmitry Melet),ДЄnd the poppy Amsterdam (7:17) is dangerously similar to laid-back middle-of-the-road prog-pop of the 1970s ( Toto, Boston and the likes), Twin-guitar attack of Lasse Luhta and Niko Lehdontie, The Defect in that one is Bleach/ We're Hunting Wolverines (2011), The Defect in that one is Bleach/ We're Hunting Wolverines (2011), 5/10Дebuted with the immature hybrid of post-rock and dream-pop of ( Copyright В© 2020 Piero Scaruffi | Terms of Use) Kairon Irse: biography, discography, review, ratings You can probably tell by now that Kairon IRSE! isnвЂ™t just another heavy psychedelic band theyвЂ™re very much the progenitors of the next chapter in psychedelic music, and Polysomn makes for a compelling declaration.The History of Rock Music.

Yet it all comes together so beautifully, as a singular idea, never lacking in harmony or compatibility. Still a relatively obscure act, Kairon IRSE are a Finnish rock band that has already released three albums over the 2010s, including the psychedelic shoegaze monument Ujubasajuba in 2014. To me, what is ingenious about Kairon IRSE!вЂ™s music is that, in all its fuzzy eccentricity, every movement is still a meticulous, highly-inventive collage of contrasting musical ideas and textures. Led by Oranssi PazuzuвЂ™s Niko Lehdontie, the band has remained at the forefront of the European psychedelic music scene with two solid full-length albums under their belt, Polysomn being their third musical effort. 'Riding on the incredible success of their last album and their much-lauded appearance at the 2018 edition of Roadburn вЂ“ Kairon IRSE!, the psychedelic-rock quartet from SeinГ¤joki (Finland) are back with a brand new album.

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The Wire describes their music as a вЂњviperous cocktail of space rock, Greg Lake-era King Crimson and free jazzвЂќ, and ever since their debut album, Ujubasajuba set Bandcamp buzzing in 2014, their records have been hidden classics of modern psych-rock for those in the know.вЂќ вЂњFormed in 2009 by four inner-space travellers from western Finland, Kairon IRSE! is a rare bird, near-impossible to classify.

Its purpose is to be a wall of sonic bliss.вЂќ вЂњan Bat NoneвЂќ introduces the heavier side of the album.

Each song creates their own reality, filled with surreal visions and ethereal soundscapes.

вЂњWith Polysomn we emphasize psychedelic chaos. Third great and perplexing release from this Finnish post-post-everything band.

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