Candiria Presents Ghosts of the Canal
Five Episodes from the Subconscious (C.O.M.A Imprint 2002)
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Alright, so this is
every member of Candiria except for Carley...what's up
with that, hmmm hmm? Well, besides Carley Coma not being
around, this is one of the most psychedelically influenced
projects since the last Neurosis album. The free form
jazz that happens on Candiria albums doesn't even
hold a match to the openness of this record. Sick jazz and
blues mixed together with soulful singing, it's the best
album Pink Floyd never released with Syd Barret. The songs
are so free form that they range from a mere 6 minutes to
just under a cool 19:57 wow. This is not a metal album,
dont be fooled, just something sick to throw on when you
wanna drink some tea and watch the walls bleed.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
Album review
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Alright, so this is
every member of Candiria except for Carley...what's up
with that, hmmm hmm? Well, besides Carley Coma not being
around, this is one of the most psychedelically influenced
projects since the last Neurosis album. The free form
jazz that happens on Candiria albums doesn't even
hold a match to the openness of this record. Sick jazz and
blues mixed together with soulful singing, it's the best
album Pink Floyd never released with Syd Barret. The songs
are so free form that they range from a mere 6 minutes to
just under a cool 19:57 wow. This is not a metal album,
dont be fooled, just something sick to throw on when you
wanna drink some tea and watch the walls bleed.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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