Intergalactic Dada & Space Trombones
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Radar Men From The Moon - Intergalactic Dada & Space Trombones

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Radar Men From The Moon are a great Dutch instrumental psychedelic rock/stoner rock band from the Netherlands. They have released quite many good albums throughout the years, but their best album to date is undoubtedly ''Intergalactic Dada & Space Trombones''. An album that they released back in 2011. The album is not a particularly long one, but it packs 5 great and memorable instrumental psychedelic rock/stoner tracks.

The first track on the album is titled ''Space Colonists'' and it packs some really fine and catchy instrumental psychedelic rock with clear-cut stoner rock and space rock influences. The track has all from krautrock repetition to some fine stoner infused heavy psych riffage. The second track ''The Wire'' packs some mellower stoner infused psychedelia with a repetitive psych coating once more. The title track ''Intergalactic Dada & Space Trombones'' moves again towards some fine heavy psych riffage and catchy repetitive forward propelling drumming along with a truly fine bass section. The track is very catcy throughout and packs some space rock infused psychedelia with stoner rock heaviness, while at some points sounding like Colour Haze. The same can be said about ''The People Who Stay on Earth Will Explode'', which again reminds Colour Haze in parts, while then moving into unchartered territories with its fine psychedelia. The album is finished by a more clear cut stoner rock track ''Moonjuice''.

All in all this is perhaps one of the best instrumental psychedelic rock albums of all time, and while Radar Men From The Moon recently came out with a new interesting album, then this album remains as their best release to date. 

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Bandcamp: https://radarmenfromthemoon.bandcamp.com/album/intergalactic-dada-space-trombones

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