A couple of the musicians here should be quite familiar to regular readers of Music Street Journal. Of course, former Hawkwind member Nik Turner (saxophone and flute) has been covered a lot at MSJ. So has Dennis Rea (guitar). They are joined by Paul “PK” Kemmish (acoustic bass) and Jack Gold-Molina (drums). This music (except the closing song) is pretty crazed stuff. It will probably be of most interest to fans of the Rock In Opposition movement. It has a lot of that same freeform, chaotic element. This tends to mix jazz and space rock with psychedelia throughout. Although purely instrumental, somehow this (especially the drumming) reminds me just a bit of Green Milk from the Planet Orange. Those drums and the sax are the most consistently prominent things here. While I’m generally not a huge fan of the real freeform chaos kind of thing, this one works quite well to me.

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This comes in as crazed jazz jamming. It’s very freeform and chaotic. It’s also very cool. There is really a sense of little mosquitoes flying around everywhere. There are definitely psychedelic elements, too, most notably the guitar soloing.