Almunia New Moon

Following up their awesome 12” on Claremont 56, Almunia (Leonardo Ceccanti and
Gianluca Salvadori) unleash their debut LP with a sweet heady mix of overdubbed disco,
guitars and psyched out grooves. Kicking off with ‘Psychedelic’ the pace is set, before ‘New
Moon’ pins you down for a sweet Pink Flloydian ride. ‘Dos Estrellas’ hits home to deliver the
promise of this outfit, a blissed out subtle-as-you-like intro, coming on like a 12” indie dub
mix from the late 80’s, dropping half way through for full on sunset smiles. The essence of
Peter Green is distilled through ‘Electro Blues’ and underpinned with a rubbery dustbowl
bassline, vocals wash over the breakdown in what could be the soundtrack to a weird
peyote inspired movie scene that hasn’t been made yet. ‘Kissing Time’ sweetens things up
with a nifty melody and vocal whilst ‘Moving Up Slowly” really does as it says and notches
up the bass, FX, beats and voices for a hefty slab of midnight boogie. ‘Travel’ then turns up
the sweatiness, with a sluggish, pounding beat, solid throb of bass and analogue lines from
a John Carpenter chase, dark and heady, with vocals added by Benjamin James Smith from
Smith & Mudd. ‘Until She Comes’ brings you round nicely at the other end of the LP with a
sweet lolloping bass, choral touches, nifty beats and a delicate hand on the guitar. A sweet
album so early in the year, perfect for the forthcoming summer.

Deluxe 350gsm gatefold with heavy weight
printed inner sleeves on uncoated stock ... limited edition of 300!