New Music: Super Numeri

Hot off the presses today is a new release from Super Numeri (sadly if you live in Canada it only comes out on January 24th!). This is the second album from the Liverpool natives: Karl Webb, Snap Ant and Pop Levi.

"In a world where a succession of shitty, manufactured pop bands hog the number one spot, Liverpool collective Super Numeri don't so much seem from another era as from another dimension altogether. It's one where the experimentalism of the sixties never stopped, where Altamont didn't happen and Syd Barrett didn't go mad, where tantric yoga is a staple of boardroom meetings and where, instead of splitting, the Beatles moved back to Liverpool and turned the city into a gigantic Ashram."

The first track clocks in at over 20minutes in lenght which I'm more than certain will limit it's radio play! Take a trip on the sort of cosmic rock supplied and drift off like you did when you first heard Pink Floyds Wish you were here album.

Nothing could set the tone better for the sort of cosmic rock that the group specialise in, rhythm and blues stretched out till it becomes abstract, a place where the beats are live but locked and the harpist is old enough to draw his pension.

Pardon me while I pour myself a stiff drink and enjoy the ride.