Title: Godz is not a put on
Product review: This album is not for the faint of heart. For those who think that Sgt. Pepper's is the most psychedelic album to come out of the sixties, the Godz are sure to blow your minds. They range from improv folk to rambling chaotic breakdowns--a testament to minds at work. Jangling detuned guitars, backed by BANG! POW! drums and random bass lines, fall together amid powerful and even catchy vocals. Songs such as Where, Permanent Green Light, and Soon the Moon stand as amazing documents of non-mainstream psychedelia. The Godz are in many ways the opposite of pop music; they might start with a melody one would sing in the shower, but they soon proceed to break away all pre-conceived notions of what music is. Experimenting heavily with primitive rhythms, the Godz are a relic of all that is right with improv and experimentation.
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