In this episode, Keefy caught up with Core Atoms of Acadea, the synth-forward Progressive Rock band, also featuring Brann Dailor of Mastodon! Their new album “Exodus Of Gravity” – their second, is out now via Relapse Records. Core discussed his long friendship with Brann, starting with their 1990s Space Funk band Gaylord, their mutual love of sci-fi, synthesizers, crazy art, concept albums, zines, and much more!
Buy the album here:
https://www.relapse.com/pages/arcadea-the-exodus-of-gravity
Read our review here:
Thanks to Monica Seide-Anderson of Speakeasy PR for setting up this interview.
Arcadea is:
Core Atoms (synthesisers, guitars, bass, vocoder, Taurus pedals, Mellotron, Hammond, theremin, samples)
Brann Dailor (vocals, drums, acoustic percussion, toy piano),
João Nogueira (synthesisers)
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The Usual Suspects:
Interview by Keefy:
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Editing by Omar Cordy:
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Theme music by Salted Wounds:
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#gcshoutout – This video’s shoutout is to the band: Witch Eyes
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