500 copies, each pressed on nice thick clear vinyl, housed in a plastic PVC jacket with a thick color cardstock insert, and comes with a code, so you can download MP3s.
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"A great debut from San Franciscan quartet, Lumerians. The self-titled ep walks freely between pounding krautian rhythms, etherial harmonies and even touches of dub. The band take nods from just about every arena feeding into modern psychedelics; keyboards buzz, drums pound and atmospherics rise into murky clouds of dust. ...Really digging this vibe the whole way throughout." (Raven Sings the Blues)
"...Their sound is hypnotic, meandering, charged and yet contemplative; distorted washes of synth, supernal organ and vibraphone brushed across a cinematic sky of deep blue. Lumerians dispense with guitars, percolating their songs with occasional bursts of percussive thunder and vocals. It’s haunting, visceral stuff which really comes to a head, as it were, on the opening ‘Orgon Grinder’ – although all credit to the band too for the Urdog-like power-drive of ‘Corkscrew Trepanation’, which incidentally also has to be one of THE titles of the year so far..." (Phil McMullen, Terrascope Online)
"... Swept along by tides of swirling cinematics that deftly dip between sumptuous sheens of cosmically fried lazy eyed spectral ambient mantras themselves pulsing away like exotic mind evaporating montages dispersing delicately hallucinogenic vapours of lounge like down tempo trippiness a la Basil Kirchin and simultaneously at the polar end deftly creating monolithic head warping and hypnotic pearls of out there odysseys primed with hypnotic trip switches and coated in florescent glazes - make no bones about it this is a gem of a debut."
(Mark Barton, Losing Today)
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