Spirit Animal - Zombi

Surface To Air - Zombi

At the time of the release of their second full length, Surface To Air , prog rock/synth duo Zombi embarked on a US tour with the hugely successful progessive metal band Isis, and their influence on Zombi shows, right down to the sleeve art. The front cover of Surface To Air shows an aerial photograph of a mysterious blue landscape, and the inner sleeve contains similar pictures of vast cloud formations and river networks in a variety of garish greens and oranges, giving them a somewhat alien quality. The cover is strikingly similar to the cover of Isis 2004 album Panopticon , which also features a deep blue-coloured aerial shot taken from a similar altitude. There ...

Surface To Air - Zombi

At the time of the release of their second full length, Surface To Air , prog rock/synth duo Zombi embarked on a US tour with the hugely successful progessive metal band Isis, and their influence on Zombi shows, right down to the sleeve art. The front cover of Surface To Air shows an aerial photograph of a mysterious blue landscape, and the inner sleeve contains similar pictures of vast cloud formations and river networks in a variety of garish greens and oranges, giving them a somewhat alien quality. The cover is strikingly similar to the cover of Isis 2004 album Panopticon , which also features a deep blue-coloured aerial shot taken from a similar altitude. There ...

Cosmos - Zombi

Goblin, giving them a creepy quality that makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up straight in a way that modern horrors never seem to manage. Zombi are a two man group hailing from Pittsburgh USA who pick up where Goblin left off, creating sinister yet proggy soundscapes of pulsing analog synths, funky basslines and jazzy drums. Their output is purely instrumental, and guitars are also absent, the songs being essentially keyboard-driven. Rich waves of synthesized sound bleed into one another, as the album ebbs from urgent, throbbing beats to psychedelic ambience to prog-rock indulgence. John Capenter influences are frequently apparent as well, with the track ...

Cosmos - Zombi

Goblin, giving them a creepy quality that makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up straight in a way that modern horrors never seem to manage. Zombi are a two man group hailing from Pittsburgh USA who pick up where Goblin left off, creating sinister yet proggy soundscapes of pulsing analog synths, funky basslines and jazzy drums. Their output is purely instrumental, and guitars are also absent, the songs being essentially keyboard-driven. Rich waves of synthesized sound bleed into one another, as the album ebbs from urgent, throbbing beats to psychedelic ambience to prog-rock indulgence. John Capenter influences are frequently apparent as well, with the track ...