Self-proclaimed "Spaghetti Wasteland" duo Heroin In Tahiti create a hauntingly effective brand of lo-fi psychedelic surf pop on 2012's self-released Death Surf.
Heroin sound as if they are drowning in a reverb pool of LSD mixed by Ennio Morricone and David Lynch, while Brian Wilson watches with a decomposing smirk on his face. They are indeed a very cinematic sounding act that is composed of happy textures but sombre notes, which makes for a stark and electrifying listen as it pulsates back and forth between feverish life & welcome death.
An excellent gem that begs to be discovered by anyone who enjoys moody, instrumentals out of the norm.
An excellent gem that begs to be discovered by anyone who enjoys moody, instrumentals out of the norm.
5 Battles of Campomorto out of 5
Songs Of Note: Death Surf; Sartana
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