THE :EGOCENTRICS
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General Info
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Genre: Psychedelic / Rock / Soul
Location Timisoara, Ro
Profile Views: 124160
Last Login: 4/3/2013
Member Since 6/14/2007
Website www.egocentrics.net
Record Label Nasoni Records
Type of Label Indie
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Members
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"A smart piece of work for such a new band" 85/100 - Lords of Metal (NL)
"Center of the Cyclone displays incredible musicianship and chemistry. The :Egocentrics are as nimble as they are diverse – able to jam it out, find a piece of the original melody and reel it back in. Great head music right here." Hellride Music (USA)
"The :Egocentrics is a great band, that's all I can say. Just get this album!" Psychotropic Zone (FI)
"The :Egocentrics are one of the best new heavy psych bands around right now." Cosmic Lava (DE)
"These are cosmic landscapes that tell a story, a collage of images, a world’s worth of rising and falls tides, mountainous eruptions, and deadly calm seas. Yes, the album is better than I expected." The Ripple Effect (USA)
"Whether they are rocking out with abandon, playing mellow psychedelic blues, or jamming somewhere in outer space, The Egocentrics deliver." 92/100 - Concrete Web (BE)
"Recorded just months after its predecessor, "Center Of The Cyclone"puts the trio into a higher gear. The experience of the scene seems to have matured the band at incredible speed." Music in Belgium
"I haven't heard a more rousing, tense and exciting instrumental spacedoom- psych-rock-jam album so far this year." IO Pages (NL)
"The :Egocentrics take us on a trip through four musical pieces that ebb and flow from an overdriven intensity to passages of pure blissful beauty." The Sleeping Shaman (UK)
"This is really groovy and epic music that you can drift into and get completely lost forever." 5/5 - Lowcut (DK)