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Empty Full Space is a Parisian band, formed around a year and a half ago, and already making some waves and drawing attention in the scene. They’ve been refining their own blend of Psych on and off the stage, working towards their Debut LP ‘From The Limbo’, to be released on the brilliant Spanish Label Spinda Records on March 20th. They’ve already released two singles, the spacey ‘Amnesia’ in January, and the opener and title-track a month ago, both showing two sides of this new trippy jewel, ‘Morphogene’, that we present you here today displays yet another layer of what the frenchies can do.
The french Quintet melts down together various influences in just the right proportions, shaking it up to get a catchy, groovy, spacey, hypnotic mix. One of the obvious would be the US veterans Brian Jonestown Massacre for the overall psychedelic atmosphere and vocals, you’ll for sure think of King Gizzard/Osees for the energetic surfy garage vibes, and they mention the old-school classics Hawkwind or Can, transpiring the ever-present spacey enveloppe. The album goes down super smoothly, taking you on a trip through Empty Full Space‘s galaxy, each song venturing into its own world, offering an extensive tour of the band’s universe, cohesively held together, resulting in this amazing trippy Debut album, well done guys!

‘Morphogene’ is the one of the two instrumental tracks of this album (along with the closer ‘2C’), this new single grabs you right from the start, and drags you to an ethereal dancefloor, keeping you hooked for the next five minutes. They’ll give you here and there a few moments to take a breath and let your mind wander off, before pulling you right back in, and taking it up a notch. This track leans more towards the King Gizzard/Osees side of their influences overall, but still makes room for other vibes, proving the band thought out meticulously every step of the way, never letting themselves become to comfortable, and always trying to bring freshness into their mix. Expect a strong eastern atmosphere, Surf-Rock energy, hypnotic rhythm section, along with this spacey enveloppe that kind of binds the whole album together.
Here’s Morphogene, the third single from Empty Full Space‘s Debut LP, From the Limbo:
EMPTY FULL SPACE:
Antoine Bruneton: bass
Nicolas Le Roulley: guitars, lead vocals
Maxime Morin: guitars
Edgar Payen: synths, percussions
Florent Walker: drums, backing vocals
Music by Empty Full Space, except track 2 by Nicolas Le Roulley.
Lyrics by Antoine Bruneton (track 1), Gregoire Lacombe (tracks 3, 4)
and Nicolas Le Roulley (tracks 4, 5).
Recorded by Pierre Dessauny at Heat Studios (Bagnolet, France) and Djibee at Pain de Mie Studio (Fresnes, France).
Mixed and mastered by Jason Shaw at Fuzzface Studio (Fairlie, Scotland).
Art concept by Empty Full Space.
Layout by Berto Cáceres.
Photography by Maxime Garnaud.
Band logo by Garage Atelier.
‘From the limbo’ typography by Liberté Tattoo.
‘From the Limbo’ will be available on all streaming platforms, as well as in CD format and a double vinyl edition, limited to 200 copies in purple and 100 copies in standard black – all hand-numbered and part of the ‘Trippy Series’ from Spinda Records, along with releases from Moura, Maragda, Viaje a 800, The Silver Linings, or Moundrag. Pre-orders are now available through spindarecords.com and label’s Bandcamp.
Track-List
1. From The Limbo
2. Morphogene
3. The Wheel
4. Amnesia
5. Have you seen the witch?
6. 2C
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Pendragon’s EPs are always worth a keen listening and this “North Star” is no exception. I’ll focus my attention on the title track, a suite divided into three movements (I. A Boy And His Dog, II. As Dead As A Dodo and III. Phoenician Skies), whose atmospheric, pastoral and folk-oriented sounds are a coherent follow-up to the band’s 2021 full length album “Love Over Fear”. Past the late 2000s and early 2010s rougher era, Pendragon are back to their signature gorgeous melodic prog.
…And what a beautiful cover art by Liz Saddington!
I like that, and I like this suite, where dreamy themes, instrumental sketches ans a perfect blend of electric and acoustic instruments (including a guest violin provided byJohanna Stroud) build up 18 minutes of bucolic and varied music. Nick Barrett is obviously in the foreground not only with the beautiful electric guitar final solo, but also with a wide choice of acoustic guitars and his well known, distinctive voice. The whole track is permeated by the almost spiritual colour palette of the Cornish country, something… out of this world!