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• “I picked this one up in advance of a holiday trip. In these times I always need some softer music for my companion which rocks only a little. But SPIRAL GURU's cool 70s influenced psychedelic rock even rocks a bit more. Usually this is not my genre, stuf like Spiritual Beggars or the like, but SPIRAL GURU is definitely charming, maybe because of the female vocals. Further the songs are not too psychedelic, they have a solid catchiness. Check "Signs" or "Oracle".”

  — H.L. · favourite track: Oracle

• “I came across this band via Bandcamp's suggestions while listening to Italy's Tenebra. After listening, I immediately bought the band's whole digital discography, which they are offering for a great price. I HIGHLY recommend taking advantage of this!”

  — Vin

• “What a great album! A must have”

  — Mot

• “99% of my collection are CD's. This band is so good and no CD's so I went digital. A way to show my support for the band and for the country of Brazil which has been hit so hard by Covid .To all the bands thanks for helping us through these tough times and to the people of Brazil hang in their and stay safe.”

  — lloydd

• “This, their latest and their best outing from Spiral Guru, does not disappoint. Saying it’s their best is no small comment. Their other albums just went from strength to strength, but this one is simply quite brilliant. From the Sabbathish ‘Oracle’ to the “Lamp of the Universe” like psychedelic/ethereal journey of ‘Mindfulness’ and everything else in between, this album is utterly complete.”

  — Harry Harrison · favourite track: The Curfew At Dusk