The Call Of The Void

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• “I must point out the excellent guitar work by Bill Denton (no relation).”

  — William Denton

• “What a vibe. Needs good headphones or a system. It's music you'd think you can do stuff while you listen to, but you end up doing nothing, or cracking a beer and doing nothing. My "favorite track" is this album.”

  — Alex Furches · favourite track: Jormungandr

• “I'm generally not a huge fan of purely instrumental albums. But I can't stop listening to this!”

  — Xataraxx · favourite track: Jormungandr

• “Fantastic stoner doom/psych instrumental evocations of serpents from world folklore. In myth serpents often bring destruction, then renewal; Cracked Machine seems to focus mainly on renewal here. I get a sense of endless journeys: terrestrial, cosmic, and especially spiraling deep inward. Overall the feel is very introspective, like floating on a cloud, slowly turning your head to take in the infinite vistas that stretch out below; multihued and multitextured, constantly shifting and reforming.”

  — Dave Aftandilian

• “what I love about this is that you can hear that the songs evolved in a jamming situation. Each musician is trying to lead the songs into their own personal direction. but the Cohesiveness remains and we have a band!”

  — Iron_T · favourite track: Illuyanka