What makes Psychedelic Polyhedron by Mainliner notable?

Psychedelic Polyhedron is significant for its exploration of experimental soundscapes, contributing to the noise rock genre's evolution during the late 90s. The album received critical acclaim for its ambitious structure and was influential among artists in the Japanese avant-garde and noise scenes. Released in 1997, Psychedelic Polyhedron marked Mainliner's third studio album, following their 1996 effort, Amplifier Worship. At this point in their career, the band had solidified their unique blend of noise and psychedelic rock, pushing boundaries further after establishing themselves as key players in Japan's underground music scene.

How many songs are on Psychedelic Polyhedron?

Psychedelic Polyhedron has 2 tracks, running approximately 38 minutes.

Psychedelic Polyhedron

Mainliner · 1997

38 min · 2 tracks · psychedelic rock

A dense tapestry of swirling noise and hypnotic rhythms that transports listeners through a kaleidoscopic sonic landscape.

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Show the Cloven Hoof — This track exemplifies the album's lengthy, immersive compositions, showcasing intricate layering of distortion and rhythm that invites deep listening.
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Cardinal Virtues — As the closing piece, it encapsulates the album's themes with its gradual build-up and dynamic shifts, creating an intense auditory experience.

Tracklist

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1 Show the Cloven Hoof 19:14
2 Cardinal Virtues 19:10

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