Green Carrot Jam, by Cary Grace

album name: Green Carrot Jam
band name: by Cary Grace

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Recorded during the Perpetual Motion sessions. One track, TRT 23:45. Black vinyl replica CD in mini record sleeve, packaged in a hand-made organza bag.

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Green Carrot Jam 23:45

about: Recorded during the Perpetual Motion sessions, April 2009.

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Review Excerpts:

"Have you ever seen green carrots in reality? I can't remember - not to mention worked up to (a) jam! What the hell is this? Very rare - 100% organic usually ... announced on the jar label at least. ... This is an EP holding one long 24 minute improvisation song - wrapped by a pun ... we have a grooving fundament with driving drums and Andy Budge's playful bass. The guitar is soloing a lot with variations from psychedelic to jazz rock accompanied by Cary's well-conveived squeaking, bubbling and swirling synthesizer adds. ... 'The recipe is a secret, its rare ingredients are arcane and unobtainable' Cary is revealing about the production. This jam is delicious by all means and can be ordered as a nice-looking black vinyl replica CD in mini record sleeve via her own label Door 13 Music."
—Rivertree (Progarchives.com)

"...dominant cosmic vintage synths and strong electric solo guitar presence, resembling slightly the sound texture of 1990's HAWKWIND releases if searching a comparison. Short pauses in rhythm create open calmer sections for the group to search a direction, and it's fun to listen how the performers support each other and offer musical elements for mutual evaluation, and then continuing the voyage with agreed themes within the groovy causeway towards the next galaxy."
—Eetu Pellonpää (Progarchives.com)
credits: released 31 October 2009
tags: tags: rock jam progressive psychedelic rock singer-songwriter space rock United Kingdom
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