Mos Eisley Spaceport Bremen, Germany
A wormhole located in the door of their practice room keeps taking three dudes from Bremen straight to the year 1972 on a small desert planet in the outer rims of a galaxy far away.
Mos Eisley Spaceport recommends:
Waben, Triaden & Eskapaden
by Dié Lagma
The favourite solo-album of our organ player Björn. Soundscapes, experiments, noise, ambient.
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The Flying Cat On Its Supersonic Journey To The Outer Rims
by The Flying Cat
Psychedelicious Fuzz Grunge from Graz. Brother Nicolai on organ.
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A great genre-defying album by our friends Cliffsight. Somewhere between Neo-Stoner, Psychedelic and Alternative Rock, full of soulful and tasty songs.
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Planet Terror
by Black Sky Giant
supported by 105 fans who also own “My Bicycle Won't Fly”
Just close your eyes and lay back. You're in for an adventure.
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Falling Mothership
by Black Sky Giant
supported by 97 fans who also own “My Bicycle Won't Fly”
this is such useful music you can work to it , drive to it , and get high and put on headphones to it!!!!
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Strange, Strange Times
by The Ugly Kings
Combining crooned murder ballads with raw, angsty hard rock hooks, Melbourne's The Ugly Kings are a wrecking crew well worth watching.
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