Posts Tagged ‘Ahkmed’

Ahkmed: Roadburn 2010 audio stream on line!

Posted on Friday, July 2nd, 2010

We are pleased to announce that VPRO 3voor12, which is the leading cultural media network in the Netherlands, has posted the additional on-demand audio stream of AHKMED, along with CAPITAL SENTIMENTAL for your Roadburn 2010 listening pleasure.

Ahkmed, have taken Kyuss-infused space jams as a jumping  off point and melded them with the sonic experiments of Pink Floyd and Hawkwind to create a unique antipodean stoner / post rock hybrid.
Careful listening will also reveal a hint of Loop and Mogwai in their musical universe as they specialize in juxtaposing heavy riffs with  mellow soundscapes and layered effects, all stretched out over gorgeously expansive songs.

Capital Sentimental take the best elements of Hawkwind and Ozric Tentacles and blend it with a bluesy, experimental edge a la Captain Beefheart.

In other related news:  Online now! Performances by Comus, Eyehategod, Jex Thoth (Saturday, April 17th), Jex Thoth (Roadburn Afterburner), Astra, Sons of Otis (Thursday, April 15th), Eagle Twin (Thursday, April 15th), Eagle Twin (Friday, April 16th, including Ascend’s Fog, featuring Greg Anderson on guitar) and LongDistanceCalling are also available on-demand. Enjoy!

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Ahkmed confirmed for Roadburn Festival 2010

Posted on Wednesday, December 16th, 2009

We are very pleased to report that Australia’s Ahkmed, along with John Garcia sings Kyuss are among the confirmed bands for Saturday, April 17th  2010. Ahkmed have taken Kyuss-infused space jams as a jumping  off point and melded them with the sonic experiments of Pink Floyd and Hawkwind to create ...read more

Album of the Day: Ahkmed – Distance

Posted on Thursday, July 30th, 2009

Lovingly pinched from The Dreaded Press: I’ve been having a difficult time getting a handle on this expansive and fascinating album by Australian bunch Ahkmed and I’ve finally realised why: distance (they insist upon lower case) is not, as the press release and label would have it, a stoner rock ...read more