A gig held at The Lanes on Sunday 12th May. The event starts at 19:30.
After their amazing performance at Bristol Psych Fest last year, we are super stoked to welcome more Flightless records friends in the Lysergic Limes family!
Stonefield
Stonefield have been rendering their powerful mosaic of proto-psych, since they were only as tall as the smallest of the strange stone formations that surround their home town in Australia’s rural South-East. From within their stellar nebulae, the four Findlay sisters have pressed light years into days and agitated tidal patterns across the globe, for more than a decade.
Their sophomore record ‘As Above, So Below’ (2016) laid a Sabbath-strata, from which they’ve launched a legion of followers, festival dates and world tours, hitting the road with everyone from Meat puppets to Fleetwood Mac, they’ve traversed in ways that few others have.
In April 2017 the band spent two weeks recording at Downtown LA’s Ultrasound studios, following an East Coast U.S tour with King Gizzard & The Lizard. The result is their third studio album, and first release through Flightless Records, titled ‘Far From Earth’. Produced by Black Mountain’s Stephen McBean, this latest release dips in and out of the visible spectrum with a heavy dose of fuzzed out metal, firmly set in head nodding 70’s groove and prog frequencies.
The shift from the hardened psych pop of earlier records toward more prog and heavy metal is most prevalent on album opener and first single ‘Delusion’. Heavy waves of operatic synth and tubular bells ring below guitars with mellotron lines that warn you that humans don't belong in space.
‘Far From Earth’ is a conduit, A collection of sounds and imagery intended for future humans or whoever may find them.
The Lanes
Sunday 12th May
Doors: 7:30
Entry requirements:
Stonefield
Stonefield have been rendering their powerful mosaic of proto-psych, since they were only as tall as the smallest of the strange stone formations that surround their home town in Australia’s rural South-East. From within their stellar nebulae, the four Findlay sisters have pressed light years into days and agitated tidal patterns across the globe, for more than a decade.
Their sophomore record ‘As Above, So Below’ (2016) laid a Sabbath-strata, from which they’ve launched a legion of followers, festival dates and world tours, hitting the road with everyone from Meat puppets to Fleetwood Mac, they’ve traversed in ways that few others have.
In April 2017 the band spent two weeks recording at Downtown LA’s Ultrasound studios, following an East Coast U.S tour with King Gizzard & The Lizard. The result is their third studio album, and first release through Flightless Records, titled ‘Far From Earth’. Produced by Black Mountain’s Stephen McBean, this latest release dips in and out of the visible spectrum with a heavy dose of fuzzed out metal, firmly set in head nodding 70’s groove and prog frequencies.
The shift from the hardened psych pop of earlier records toward more prog and heavy metal is most prevalent on album opener and first single ‘Delusion’. Heavy waves of operatic synth and tubular bells ring below guitars with mellotron lines that warn you that humans don't belong in space.
‘Far From Earth’ is a conduit, A collection of sounds and imagery intended for future humans or whoever may find them.
The Lanes
Sunday 12th May
Doors: 7:30
Entry requirements:
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