review by Kim Acrylic<\/p>\n
This is one of the most original bands I’ve heard in quite some time.
\nstemming from Hamilton, Ontario
\nCanada band mates Zena Hagerty and Andras Hornic are obviously ahead of the game of creativity.
\nthis triphop\/electro album is brilliant.
\nif Tricky and Bjork had a Kid this would be their love child.
\nThey are one of those bands you either want to dance to or lay down and relax and nurse a hangover with.
\nVocals sexual and precise lyrics rich and intense with lines like “He’s a body snatcher in the deepest,darkest dessert” This band really makes up for the lack of triphop we have had as of late..
\nDark beats and catchy melodies that twist in and out of the vocals make for beautiful hipsters to dance all night at an after hours party.
\nI also find the music highly sexual and thought provoking.sublime and ethereal is the tone in which Zena sings.
\nthe first track “Kyhber pass” reminds me of something a Buddhist might listen to whilst meditating or chanting.
\ni get images of candles and darkly lit night clubs.
\nI can tell this album truly came from their heart and soul and wants to dive into yours as well. so get your dancing shoes on or your candles going cos this music isn’t to be forgotten.<\/p>\n
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SUBLIMATUS School of Sorcery review by Kim Acrylic This is one of the most original bands I’ve heard in quite some time. stemming from Hamilton, Ontario Canada band mates Zena Hagerty and Andras Hornic are obviously ahead of the game of creativity. this triphop\/electro album is brilliant. if Tricky and Bjork had a Kid this would be their love child. 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