Formats
HOLY192319209111 - LP
N/AHOLY193219209111CD - CD
655035611129
Details
A lot of people mention the "L" word when talking (or whispering) about Asa Osborne. It's not Lungfish we're talking about here (he was their guitar player), but rather "Levine," as in Keith Levine. It seems Mr. Osborne witnessed a fight with Keith Levine as one of the combatants. Levine subsequently lost a tooth and-this is the strange part-Osborne grabbed it and has used the tooth as a guitar pick ever since. Weird. Zomes' self-titled album is full of beautiful Seesselbergsized chunks of loop-like melodies that effervesce while Osborne brings them to life. There is a cinematic quality to the material here that recalls "library music," East German Indianerfilmen soundtracks, and even Blues Control at their most humid. Debut solo album from former Lungfish and Pupils guitarist; Cinematic quality recalls "library music," East German Indianerfilmen soundtracks, and Blues Control
Tracks
1. Zomes
2. Night Signs
3. Sentient Beings
4. Colored Matter
5. Crowning Orbs
6. Organ Passage
7. Clear Shapes
8. Black Magic Band
9. Chord Forms
10. Cosmovital Force
11. Peace Patterns
12. Membranous Plane
13. Petroglyphs
14. All Together
15. Immanent Songs
16. Near Unison
Press
TBC