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Spirals in Hyperspace

Ozric Tentacles · 2004

69 min · 9 tracks · progressive rock · psychedelic rock · space rock

A cosmic journey through intricate grooves and ethereal melodies that blend progressive and psychedelic rock.

Why this album works

'Spirals in Hyperspace' received notable acclaim within the progressive and psychedelic rock communities, reinforcing Ozric Tentacles' status as pioneers of instrumental music. The album's release coincided with a resurgence of interest in jam bands and instrumental rock, influencing both contemporary artists and festivals focused on this genre.
Best for
steady cosmic exploration intricate grooves for deep focus gradual peaks that reward patience
Context
By the time 'Spirals in Hyperspace' was released in 2004, Ozric Tentacles had established themselves as stalwarts of the space rock genre, following their acclaimed album 'Curious Corn' (1997). This album marked their return after a seven-year hiatus, showcasing an evolution in their sound with a more polished production approach while retaining their signature improvisational style.
Stylistic neighbors
Muse· Pink Floyd· Hawkwind

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Chewier 5:26
  • 2 Spirals in Hyperspace Standout 9:51
  • 3 Slinky 8:39
  • 4 Toka Tola 7:46
  • 5 Plasmoid 5:17
  • 6 Oakum 9:03
  • 7 Akasha Standout 7:27
  • 8 Psychic Chasm 8:44
  • 9 Zoemetra Standout 7:23

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