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Expo 70 "Galaxy of Mysticism" CD-r


Just a second…gasp…I need to catch my breath…gasp…It’s hard to keep up with all the…gasp…jillions of releases that Expo 70 has been cranking out. Geez, how many did Justin Wright put out in ’09 alone? At least 10, I think…it’s gotta be more though. Like I said, it’s hard to keep up. Wright’s brand of krauty spaced-out ambiance is definitely a winner though. Sometimes I feel like my soul’s leaving my body. Sometimes I just feel like I’m levitating. Sometimes I feel like I’m in some cosmic channel communicating with other life forms. Any way you slice it, “Galaxy of Mysticism” is another tithe left at the celestial altar. These three tracks are a fragrant offering rising up into the galactic unknown. This one is not just another Expo 70 release to be lost in the pile though. No, this one stands out from the others. This one is sure to be coveted by fans as a beacon of greatness in his back catalog.

But, don’t just listen to me. Look at the many others who have become converts to Expo 70’s astral guitar homilies. Reverb Worship released this one in a run of 80 copies and they sold out of them within the week or so. They released a second edition of 100 copies to appease the masses. It is so good because it’s psych unlike what you’ll hear anywhere else. Wright is really coming into his own and mastering his style. This will cram you into a rocket and fly you to the moon. Lose the gravity and get “Galaxy of Mysticism.” Captain’s log: ORDER THIS NOW BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE! 10/10 -- Dave Miller (16 December, 2009)

more by Expo 70....
Expo 70 "Death Voyage" Justin Wright is on an unbelievable roll... review :: by Dave Miller (30 June, 2010)
Expo 70 "Sonic Messenger" Total perfection... review :: by Dave Miller (26 January, 2010)
Expo 70 "Corridors to Infinity" tape Blown-out epics... review :: by Eric Hardiman (27 October, 2009)
Expo 70 "Ostara" MIND BLOWER!.. review :: by Darryl Norsen (8 September, 2009)
Expo 70 "Psychosis" Absolutely fantastic... review :: by Charles Franklin (22 July, 2009)
Expo 70 "White Ohms" Expo 70 kills it again... review :: by Jan-Arne Sohns (30 April, 2009)
Expo 70 "Sunglasses" A really great single... review :: by Peter Taylor (12 February, 2009)
Expo 70 "Black Ohms" Amplifier worship at its best... review :: by Tim Goodwillie (9 December, 2008)
Expo 70 "Mystical Amplification" A mammoth feast of monolithic drones... review :: by Bryon Hayes (12 February, 2008)
Expo 70 "Audio Archives 001: Music from Inaudible Depths" For those who love the Moog..... review :: by Kenneth Zubiate (10 October, 2007)
Expo 70 "Center of the Earth" Heavy processed guitar drones... review :: by Alex Kakafikas (18 December, 2006)
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Expo 70 What can one say about Expo '70 that hasn't been said before? With each release Justin Wright's continuously evolving space/kraut/drone project continues to garner more praise, making each new release a must grab for fans of experimental and psychedelic music. .. feature :: by Bryan King (20 October, 2009)

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