Sonic Meditations Live @ Palach, by The Freak Folk of Mangrovia

Sonic Meditations Live @ Palach

by The Freak Folk of Mangrovia

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	1.	Sonic Meditation I 05:19
	2.	Sonic Meditation II 03:21
	3.	Sonic Meditation III 13:55
	4.	Sonic Meditation IV 13:20
	5.	Mangrovian Summer 11:03

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It's recommended that the album is listened loud and in its entirety.

Concert recorded by Miran Milić at club Palach, 28/9/2017, Rijeka, Croatia.

Mixed & mastered by Miran Milić at Studio Palach, February 2018, Rijeka, Croatia.

Cover artwork & design by Juraj Milardović.

Line up:

Dejan Turk - drums
Juraj Prša - bass
Marko Sedlak - guitar
Luka Kiseljak - synth, guitar

Thanks go out to: Miran Milić (for his audio alchemy), Distune Promotion (for organizing and promoting the concert), Acid Mothers Temple (for giving us the chance to open for them that night, letting us use some of their equipment and putting on an amazing show after us...it has been a pleasure and an honour), Juraj Milardović for cover artwork and just being an amazing human being, and everyone else who supported us. Peace & Cosmic Love, Brothers & Sisters.

"I don’t know how much improvisation is a factor in the sound of The Freak Folk of Mangrovia, but the Croatian collective bring an ultra-organic presence to their perhaps-debut release, Sonic Meditations: Live @ Palach. The group, which seems also to have gone under the names Marko Mushan & the Mangrovian Orchestra and The Free Folk of Mangrovia, was opening for Acid Mothers Temple that night, and Sonic Meditations mostly breaks down into parts – “Sonic Meditation I,” “II,” “III” and “IV” – before the band closes out with “’Mangrovian Summer,” all the while with The Freak Folk of Mangrovia making their way through progressive dreamscapes, dripping with effects and spacious enough to house an entire Mangrovian village, however big that might be. It is otherworldly and jazzy and moves with such fluidity that the entire “Sonic Meditation” becomes one overarching piece, complemented by the closing “Mangrovian Summer,” which ebbs and flows through louder, more active jamming before capping in a wash of noise." - The Obelisk

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released February 19, 2018

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