http://theobelisk.net/obelisk/2012/09/06/my-sleeping-karma-soma-review/ Mon, 20 May 2013 19:16:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 http://theobelisk.net/obelisk/2012/09/06/my-sleeping-karma-soma-review/comment-page-1/#comment-187776 This Week’s Album Rundown 121002 | Fast 'n' Bulbous Wed, 03 Oct 2012 11:32:56 +0000 http://theobelisk.net/obelisk/?p=25108#comment-187776 [...] Fall releases kind of peaked the week of September 21 with a baker’s dozen great albums to choose from, including the second half of Ufomammut’s double album. Last week I was so excited by the album of the week by Witchcraft that I wasn’t ready to focus on the rest. This includes two releases on the 28th by Napalm Records, Eternal Season by French stoner rockers Glowsun and one of my anticipated albums of the Fall by German stoner/space rockers My Sleeping Karma. Soma is the German band’s fourth album. Both their most ambitious and laid back, every song is followed by a sleepy ambient interlude that makes it hard to focus, the transcendent music lulling me into a meditative state where I focus inwards rather than the music. While it’s tough to follow up the recently released double album from Colour Haze, who’s Elektrohasch label was their home for the first three albums, Soma has plenty to offer to those with the patience. Read more at The Obelisk. [...] [...] Fall releases kind of peaked the week of September 21 with a baker’s dozen great albums to choose from, including the second half of Ufomammut’s double album. Last week I was so excited by the album of the week by Witchcraft that I wasn’t ready to focus on the rest. This includes two releases on the 28th by Napalm Records, Eternal Season by French stoner rockers Glowsun and one of my anticipated albums of the Fall by German stoner/space rockers My Sleeping Karma. Soma is the German band’s fourth album. Both their most ambitious and laid back, every song is followed by a sleepy ambient interlude that makes it hard to focus, the transcendent music lulling me into a meditative state where I focus inwards rather than the music. While it’s tough to follow up the recently released double album from Colour Haze, who’s Elektrohasch label was their home for the first three albums, Soma has plenty to offer to those with the patience. Read more at The Obelisk. [...]

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