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Eternal Wheel

Ozric Tentacles · 2004

112 min · 16 tracks · progressive rock · psychedelic rock · space rock

Ethereal soundscapes intertwine with intricate rhythms, creating a cosmic journey through progressive and psychedelic rock.

Why this album works

'Eternal Wheel' is notable for its critical reception, reflecting the band's consistent ability to captivate audiences with their exploratory sound. Although it did not achieve mainstream chart success, it resonated deeply with fans of the space rock genre and contributed to the ongoing influence of the band within psychedelic and progressive rock communities.
Best for
cosmic journey through soundscapes dynamic peaks and valleys for deep focus
Context
Released in 2004, 'Eternal Wheel' marked Ozric Tentacles' continued evolution as a band known for their fusion of progressive rock and psychedelic elements. This album came out after their previous successful work, 'Spirals in Hyperspace', and showcased their characteristic improvisational style while further solidifying their cult status within the underground music scene.
Stylistic neighbors
Muse· Pink Floyd· Hawkwind

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 Jurassic Shift Standout 11:08
  • 2 Myriapod 6:00
  • 3 Saucers Standout 7:31
  • 4 Wob Glass 7:54
  • 5 Coily 7:18
  • 6 Sultana Detrii 9:17
  • 7 Sunscape 4:04
  • 8 Eternal Wheel Standout 8:21
  • 9 Vibuthi 10:52
  • 10 Sploosh! 6:24

Disc 2

  • 1 Oolite Grove 6:02
  • 2 Ashlandi Bol 6:04
  • 3 Iscence 4:36
  • 4 Pyramidion 6:15
  • 5 Spyroid 3:49
  • 6 Neurochasm 6:48

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