Split, by Dozens/Confused Kundalini

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by Dozens/Confused Kundalini

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	1.	Dozens - Weekend Windows 24:59
	2.	Confused Kundalini - Transparent Figures 08:35
	3.	Confused Kundalini - Distant Swells (Part One) 04:06
	4.	Confused Kundalini - Lighthouses 04:34
	5.	Confused Kundalini - Summer Memories 03:20
	6.	Confused Kundalini - Distant Swells (Part Two) 04:05

about

Three talented lads offer two zonked out sides on this split. Dozens, the Montreal duo of Francesco De Gallo (Hobo Cubes) and Ryan Connolly (Sundrips), kick off with dynamic psychedelic drifts for guitar and synth. Occasionally channeling their city’s post-rock ghosts, other times locking in on strange melodic passages that sound as though they’re from another dimension, Oulellette and Connolly revel in the joys and bewilderment of improvisation at once. Fort Wayne’s Adam Meyer (Dry Valleys) takes command on the flip side with his new side project, Confused Kundalini. CK takes the new age synth bliss crafted through DV and warps it entirely with the addition of strange field recordings and vocal incantations. Something like a soundtrack for a yoga session in hell, Meyer mixes loops of sublime chord progressions with deliciously bizarre sounds from who-knows-where across five fascinating pieces.