Ashinoa “L’Oree Release Show Tour 2023”

Lyon, France based electro-krautrock quintet Ashinoa will be on tour through Germany, Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland this summer. Booking by El Borracho Booking.

Influenced by Krautrock and electronic music, they create a vaste universe centered around psychedelic synthesizers and guitars, percussive and kraut rhythms, and galactic visuals.

Links
Facebook: https://facebook.com/ashinoa.band
Instagram: https://instagram.com/ashinoa_ 
Bandcamp: https://ashinoa.bandcamp.com

Hidden Orchestra “To Dream Is To Forget” Tour

Multi-instrumentalist composer/ producer Joe Acheson as Hidden Orchestra is excited to announce a headline tour this autumn in support of the upcoming new album To Dream Is To Forget.

Tickets go on sale this Friday, May 19th, but you can be notified about a special ticket pre-sale at: https://www.hiddenorchestra.com/dates and click on the Sign Up button.

Links
Official: http://www.hiddenorchestra.com 
Instagram: https://instagram.com/hidden_orchestra 
Facebook: https://facebook.com/HiddenOrchestra   
Bandcamp: https://hiddenorchestra.bandcamp.com

Dez Dare “Critical Mind Dump EP”

Artist: Dez Dare
Title: Critical Mind Dump EP
Format: 7″, Digital 
Label: Six Tonnes De Chair (under exclusive licence from CH!MP)
Genre: Garage Punk 
Release Date: 05/05/2023

A fuzz beast clawing out of a pit of noise, riffs and existential joy.

Critical Mind Dump EP is the follow up release to the current album Perseus War. Veering further into the existential than the album’s anti-authoritarian bellowing, it lingers in the electric realms of the mind’s purgatory. Like a dream, good, bad or forgotten, it is critical to relieve yourself of whatever shackles tie you to convention. A life dump. This release is the unburdening of thought before the next release…

Dez comments: “Vinyl is what I grew up with. 7 inches were how we all experimented with new bands. Saving up the spare cash we could find, some borrowed from my unknowing Dad (sorry!), me and my mates would take the train to Melbourne to Au-Go-Go or maybe stay in Geelong at Caveman Records. We would buy as many records as we could, get as many different bands in our bag… try and outdo our mates on nerdiness. It’s a format I love.”