space rock

If the creation of a new star were audible, then we would sound like it. If one of those moments when life becomes conscious of itself had a song, then it would be ours. If getting lost in between the beats of a vast rolling groove was like floating through the orbits of the planets, then we would be your space vessel. So please, take off your shoes, sit down or move around, and let the music take you on a journey into Inner Space.

Portland, OR 2006 kraut-punk psych shredders. burnt tubes soaked in wah. motorik caveman drums.

The tireless and ever-touring bearded men of Junius are releasing their new record, The Martyrdom of a Catastrophist, this Fall on The Mylene Sheath (North America / UK) and Make My Day Records (Europe).  Preparation for the long-awaited album began in 2006, with month-long writing/recording sessions in such unconventional locales as a bank vault in California, a warehouse in Texas, a farmhouse in Vermont, and a shack in the swamps of Louisiana.  The result is a full-fledged concept album, inspired by the life and theories of controversial scholar Immanuel Velikovsky.

www.myspace.com/butterflyexplosion (The) Butterfly Explosion came together in 2005 with the release of the demo EP 'Vision'. Within a year the EP earned them showcases at the SXSW festival in Austin. The 2nd EP 'Turn The Sky' was released in October 2006. Two of the tracks, 'Sophia' and 'Next Year', featured in the Top 100 Songs of 2006 on Dublin's Phantom FM. Another track 'Carpark' featured in the monthly Top 10 playlist of UK's MOJO magazine.