Kaleidoscalp
Buckethead · 2005
53 min · 13 tracks · funk · hard rock · progressive metal
A surreal sonic journey blending avant-garde jazz, hard rock, and experimental soundscapes into a vivid auditory tapestry.
Why this album works
- Best for
- surreal auditory exploration dynamic peaks and valleys immersive soundscapes for focus
- Context
- By the time of 'Kaleidoscalp' in 2005, Buckethead had released over a dozen albums since his solo debut in 1994. This album arrived shortly after his significant collaboration with the band Primus and showcased his continued evolution as an experimental artist. It reflects both his prolific output and willingness to explore unconventional musical territories.
- If you like
- funk, hard rock, progressive metal
Kaleidoscalp is an album by Buckethead, released in 2005. A surreal sonic journey blending avant-garde jazz, hard rock, and experimental soundscapes into a vivid auditory tapestry. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Kaleidoscalp sound like?
A surreal sonic journey blending avant-garde jazz, hard rock, and experimental soundscapes into a vivid auditory tapestry. Rooted in funk and hard rock.
Who is Kaleidoscalp for?
Kaleidoscalp works well if you're into surreal auditory exploration, dynamic peaks and valleys and immersive soundscapes for focus.
How many songs are on Kaleidoscalp?
Kaleidoscalp has 13 tracks, running approximately 53 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Frankenseuss Laboratories 4:33
- 2 Stun Pike and the Jack in the Box Head 4:12
- 3 Music Box Innards 3:46
- 4 Breakfast Cyborg Standout 4:22
- 5 The Bronze Bat 0:38
- 6 The Last Ride of the Bozomobile 2:03
- 7 Rack Maintenance 4:35
- 8 The Sticker on Hallucinogens 1:41
- 9 Pylon Shift 4:32
- 10 Citadel 3:29
- 11 The Slunk, the Gutter, and the Candlestick Maker 4:18
- 12 The Android of Notre Dame Standout 3:39
- 13 She Sells Sea Shells by the Slaughterhouse Standout 11:43
Release Date
January 1, 2005
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
53 min 35 sec
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