Ark of Octofelis

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• “Wow. Just wow. Two songs at about 23 minutes each. I couldn’t get through half of the first ‘song’ without buying. One of the most tasteful combinations of heavy groove, mellow vocals, and tasteful songwriting out there. Like a fusion of Pink Floyd and Om’s ‘Advaitic Songs’, this music has a bottom-end bass-driven groove that feels like your favorite body high. And that’s just the first song. You can take it from here.”

  — Lute FP

• “Bewitching, slow-paced psych doom. The first song is a long, mellow, hypnotic, spacey ride with a lazy, haunting chorus and some great keys and guitar parts that keep things interesting for over 20 minutes, constantly reminding me of what I love about bands like Hawkwind and Amon Düül II. Then comes the second 20+ minute track, where they add some twisted, filthy, and elephantine riffs that keep on going until the end of this journey that asks to be taken over and over.”

  — muschiosauro · favourite track: Side 1: Underestimating The Consequences Of Effective Propaganda (part 1) / Feline Will

• “Brilliant album from Spider Kitten. Mellow soundscapes on the first side, and when the heavy kicks in on side 2 it kicks to hurt”

  — The Mad Professor · favourite track: Side 2: The Ark / One From The Heart / Hymn / Duplicitous / Launch / Underestimating The Consequences Of Effective Propaganda (part 2)

• “One of the best British and/or Welsh rock albums of this century so far. Made to be a tape from its optimally small graphical package to its rich analog tape recording ambiance. Sci fi meets heavy meets creeping death...”

  — Paul Schwarz · favourite track: Side 2: The Ark / One From The Heart / Hymn / Duplicitous / Launch / Underestimating The Consequences Of Effective Propaganda (part 2)

• “Defying boundries and labels, this is true musical artistry by players at the top of there game. Any true space cadet deserves it to themselves to check out this band.”

  — eyeofjim · favourite track: Side 1: Underestimating The Consequences Of Effective Propaganda (part 1) / Feline Will