DEMON BOX

Eclectic prog? Sure. But you can,t really put a label on this album. It`s a pot-pourri of light straight forward guitar based pop, garage grunge, scary psycedelia, tender timid tunes and some led-heavy moments driven by a razor sharp bass guitar. But no matter. It`s all exiting and rewarding to the Listener. The cover photo reflects the somewhat dark and nervous atmosphere on this mastodont of an album, even though it starts off with a happy, almost silly track; Waiting For The One. Overall it`s real good music, with some peaks of divine greatness, such as Nothing To Say, Feedtime, Mountain, Demon Box, Babylon and Plan #1. More material on the vinyl version than the CD? But of course. It`s true Motorpsycho spirit. Undoubtedly 5 stars.