On ‘Nocturne,’ Suspirians Follow Their Instincts to Psych Paradise
(Originally published here)
Zoe Camp |
No Fall capsules and Maha Rasayan capsules are the best recommended ways to improve the level of HDL in body include including garlic, replacing olive oil with coconut oil and reducing the consumption of alcohol. check out here now cialis generika Is Enhancement Health http://appalachianmagazine.com/2017/11/05/the-abandoned-school-buses-of-appalachia/ cheapest levitra supplements Truly Effective? For women who have had children. You should seek medical commander levitra attention immediately if this occurs. Going green will notably optimize everything for your plan as well. cialis sample
Courtesy of Super Secret Records
A brief lesson in etymology: Ti Bon Ange, the forthcoming sophomore album from Austin psych-rock trio Suspirians, gets its name from the Haitian Vodou for “little good angel”: the part of the human soul that departs the body every night for a trip to the dream world. It’s an apt title, considering how the band’s heady racket isn’t too far off from having an out-of-body experience — and these three are no ordinary shamans. Guitarist / vocalist Marisa Pool and bassist / keyboardist Stephanie Demopulos are staples in the Austin psych scene, while drummer Lisa Cameron cut her teeth performing with Roky Erickson and ST 37.
Arriving June 9 via Super Secret Records, Ti Bon Ange finds Suspirians parting the psychic sea for a remarkably accessible passage: 40 minutes’ worth of feedback-drenched, brain-melting rock that straddles the line between the Stooges’ impatient punk and Erickson’s heady jams. “We would end up getting lost in the songs together in a sort of epic fever dream,” Pool says in a press release. “We did not overthink or over-control anything on this record. It was all about going with the flow and following our instincts.” That primal approach informs “Nocturne,” the album’s new, gnarled single. Give it a spin below.
Ti Bon Ange hits shelves June 9 via Super Secret Records. Pre-order it here.
