#Kairon irse ujubasajuba needle drop free

The downright ease with which these Finns masterfully meld different soundscapes together is nothing short of extraordinary. Be it the dream-poppy, cascading drone of ‘Hypnogram’ or the Radiohead-like, upbeat jam of ‘Psionic Static’ – the band is constantly exploring newer recesses of their sonic landscape, and emerging with spectacular results. The songs on this album exude a greater sense of purpose, forever moving forward and expanding on every little facet of the band’s complex sound. They subject that same explosive energy to a seemingly elevated process of song-writing. Polysomn sees the band pendulum back to their Ujubasajuba days. It was one of my favourite records of that year. The resultant music was just as textural and luxurious, but with a pulsating drive and an unmistakable jazz-rock structure to it.

#Kairon irse ujubasajuba needle drop free

The band started incorporating a lot more free jazz and Canterbury progressive rock elements into their song-writing. Ruination, the band’s second full-length which took 2 good years to write, was agreeably a more focused effort.

That album was largely born out of improvisation and jam sessions a trait they consciously gave up while writing the follow-up. Ujubasajuba, the band’s (originally) Bandcamp-only debut LP, was an exercise in dense, shoegaze-y psych-rock music.

While the band most notably broke the international scene only in 2017, they actually have been around for over a decade working, refining and redefining their oddball brand of sometimes-prog, sometimes-shoegaze heavy psychedelic music. Led by Oranssi Pazuzu’s Niko Lehdontie, the band has remained at the forefront of the European psychedelic music scene with two solid full-length albums under their belt, Polysomn being their third musical effort. Riding on the incredible success of their last album and their much-lauded appearance at the 2018 edition of Roadburn – Kairon IRSE!, the psychedelic-rock quartet from Seinäjoki (Finland) are back with a brand new album.