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The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic

by The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic

© Copyright - The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic / The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic (884501860116)
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Hard Rocking, 70's inspired, instrumental Stoner Rock. Featuring psychedelic guitar from Ed Mundell, (Monster Magnet, The Atomic Bitchwax). A power trio inspired by Jimi Hendrix. Members include Rick Ferrante (Sasquatch), Collyn McCoy (Trash Titan, Otep)
Genre: Rock: Psychedelic
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1. Unassigned Agent X-27 The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic
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2. Exploration Team The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic
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3. Get Off My World! The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic
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4. 7000 Years Through Time The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic & Ed Mundell
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5. The Third Eye The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic
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6. Rocket's Aren't Cheap Enough The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic
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7. The Man With a Thousand Names The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic
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8. Hello to Oblivion The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic & Ed Mundell
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9. In the Atmosphere Factory The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic
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Album Notes
Hard Rocking, 70's inspired, instrumental Stoner Rock.
Featuring psychedelic guitar from Ed Mundell, (Monster Magnet, The Atomic Bitchwax).
Members include Rick Ferrante (Sasquatch), Collyn McCoy (Trash Titan, Otep)
A power trio inspired by Jimi Hendrix.


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Chris Marti
A musical trip you won't forget
A great intro to this record lets you know its time to get ready for a "ride."Classic stoner effects and impressive job in mixing to create that sound.

Band members, Mundell, McCoy and Ferrante, intertwine melodies while remaining locked into a groove. They take turns in being the dominant voice of the song. Strangely relaxing to listen to, even though the guitar screams, beautifully above the rest at certain points. Impressive job in mixing all of that on a musical and technical level.

The guitar introduces new riffs and melodies throughout the record with a "slashing" effect, which sounds like a special combination of wah and distortion. This reminded me of what made all the classic Monster Magnet material so much better.

Stand out songs include "In The Atmosphere Factory for it's perfect representation of the record as a whole. "The Man With A Thousand Names" features intelligent use of harmonies and choice instruments to create a vibe that's meditative. It will have you asking, "Am I in the desert seeing things and under my happy spell?"

This is groove oriented rock music, taking you all over the place with varying speeds and intensity. Truly an experience. Highly recommend hearing this through quality headphones to get the full effect, the first time around. Prepare to have your head rock back and forth, like a hippie on a good trip.