NM032: Psychon - Slow Country For Old Men (MP3 - 320) (electronics, funk, rock, whatever)

Narrominded presents new albums by trusted Narrominded artists: Living Ornaments and Psychon. Both groups have been active on the label for almost a decade and with their new work they show they still have an absolute fresh and a very own vision on music. It was 2004, when the album Apocalypse Has Been Dubbed The Weekend Pill was released, when we last heard from Psychon. Now, five years later, Slow Country For Old Men is completed and it has been worth the wait. Nothing has changed in the eccentric complexity of the music of Psychon and the eclectic mould of all sorts of musical styles is also back. The gents of Psychon see their new record as a result of changing musical taste during the last five years they built, mixed and molded these ten tracks. So be aware of shreds of hip-hop, field recordings, electronic minimalism and acoustic maximalism. There's even a little bit of reggae to be discovered.

Released: September 16 2009