Cult Hands - Space Tape

Review by christian steinhauser

Cult Hands' latest album, Space Tape, is a cosmic journey through time and space. The band's unique blend of electronic and psychedelic rock creates a sound that is both otherworldly and inviting. The album is a collection of 10 tracks that take the listener on a sonic adventure through the galaxy.

The opening track, "Cosmic Dust," sets the tone for the album with its ethereal synths and driving beat. The vocals are layered and dreamy, adding to the otherworldly vibe of the song. The album continues with tracks like "Starlight" and "Nebula," which are both upbeat and danceable, yet still maintain the spacey atmosphere of the album.

The middle of the album takes a turn towards the experimental, with tracks like "Interstellar" and "Black Hole" featuring distorted vocals and dissonant instrumentation. These tracks may not be for everyone, but they add an interesting dimension to the album.

Summary by christian steinhauser

The album closes with the beautiful and haunting "Gravity," a slow-burning ballad that showcases the band's talent for creating emotional and atmospheric music. Space Tape is a captivating album that takes the listener on a journey through the cosmos. Cult Hands' unique sound and adventurous spirit make this album a must-listen for fans of experimental rock and electronic music.