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GREENGOAT’s Aloft: A Cosmic Fuzz Odyssey Through Alien Psyches
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Ever wondered what a close encounter sounds like? Spanish fuzz-rock maestros GREENGOAT just might have the answer. Buckle up, folks—Aloft, their sophomore album dropped April 25th via Argonauta Records, isn’t your average riff-fest. Inspired by Harvard shrink Dr. John Mack’s wild studies on alien abductions, this thing’s a sonic kaleidoscope: flamenco grit collides with stoner-doom sludge, orchestral sweeps flirt with prog-metal chaos. Think Pan’s Labyrinth meets Black Sabbath—but with more UFOs.
Tracks like “Betty” and “Barney” (yep, those names ain’t coincidental—nods to infamous abduction cases) weave eerie tales of cosmic dread and fractured psyches. Hypnotic riffs spiral like crop circles; rhythms twist like a bad trip. And oh, that flamenco flair? Pure Iberian soul bleeding through the fuzz. GREENGOAT’s not just riffing—they’re therapy for the abducted.
Argonauta’s roster’s stacked this spring (looking at you, Void King and Bell Of Mimir), but Aloft? It’s the curveball. A genre-melting beast that’s as brainy as it is brawny. You’ll headbang, sure—but you might also question reality.
If Tool and Rodrigo y Gabriela jammed in a UFO hangar, Aloft would be the bootleg. A mind-bending, heart-thumping ride through the cosmic unknown. Order it, stream it, live it—just don’t blame us if you start eyeing the night sky differently.
Fly high, fuzzheads:
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