The Acid Acid Asimov Split 10” Emerges from the Cosmic Ether
Straight from the cosmic void, the Acid Acid Asimov split 10” lands like a transmission from the outer reaches of sound. This lathe-cut beauty, limited to just thirty...
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‘Sucks To Be You’ & ‘Situation’ (Josefus) by Goldfish Kaseem
Asimov bass player Rodrigo Vaz releases two fantastic tracks under the moniker Goldfish Kaseem. Rodrigo Vaz, the bottom-end thunder of Asimov—the Portuguese sonic juggernaut—has reemerged from the shadows...
‘Zambia’ by Asimov
Announcing the exclusive premiere of Asimov's new 7" single, 'Zambia,' showcasing two legendary Zamrock tracks: 'History of Man' by Amanaz and 'Troublemaker' by Chrissy Zebby Tembo and Ngozi...
Asimov And The Hidden Circus – ‘Flowers’ (2020)
The fourth album from the Portuguese quartet finds them completing their first decade together on a high note. From the opening, wall-rattling gong that calls together the ‘People...
‘People Of The Mountain Sermon’ by Asimov And The Hidden Circus
'Flowers' is an upcoming album by ever exciting Asimov And The Hidden Circus. Video premiere of 'People of the Mountain Sermon'. A new collective under the moniker of ‘Asimov and...
Asimov interview with Carlos Ferreira
Asimov is a heavy psych band from Lisbon, Portugal. They are spreading their own kind of psychedelic rock since 2011. They released two hypnotic, motoric beat driving albums...
Asimov – ‘Truth’ (2017)
Truth is the third album from Lisbon, Portugal’s heavy psych monsters Asimov. Their heady brew of heavy psych stew is generated by just two dudes, Carlos Ferreira and...
Associação Terapêutica do Ruído – ‘Kaüzpellaplatz’ (2014)
Kaüspellaplatz is a compilation that aims to pay homage to João Capela, musician, artist, writer, activist, noise therapist and friend that left us in February of 2014 and...
Asimov – ‘Overseas’ (2013)
Sophomore effort from this Portuguese psychedelic outfit is full of fuzzy, wah-wah guitars, chunky drumming, and hallucinogenic, chanting vocals. Simple, minimalist rhythms pump through the opener, which seems...