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Apteka - Apteka
Newest Review: ... feeling that the listener really does have to be in some kind of purple haze to really enjoy what's going on, this is quite a ... more  ... decent album of modern psychedelic rock even if it's a little scrambled and very uneven. The louder songs 'Wiochaowska,' 'Terrorysci gora,' 'Przemowienie wodza' and the fast and punky 'Apteka' are distinctly different from the rest of the album that follows a slower and overall less musical approach, but that's not to say that they're necessarily all the more interesting for their repetitive electric riffs and staccato vocal bursts, as the style only really comes together as late as the ninth track.
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Pages: 321, Unknown Binding, Wydawnictwo Literackie Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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Apteka - Apteka: Polskidelic (447 words)
by - written on 25/01/08 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Last year's self-titled release from Apteka (which also contained a self-titled song, just for the hell of it) was the Polish band's comeback after more than a decade away, and if anything it represents an even more unbalanced and narcotic-fuelled version of the band that finally lives up to its name (Polish for pharmacy, or drug store). A few songs are fairly loud and domineering in a hard rock fashion, while other tend more towards psychedelic ramblings from Jedrzej Kodymowski against his equally distracted guitar melodies and Jacek Zoladek's driving bass. While I kept getting the nagging feeling that the listener really does have to be in some kind of ... Read the complete review
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