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NYTHERA - Omen Resin Rites (Full Album) | Psychedelic Blues-Acid Rock-Stoner Rock (60s–70s Style)

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NYTHERA - Omen Resin Rites (Full Album) | Psychedelic Blues-Acid Rock-Stoner Rock (60s–70s Style)

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HasvAIner
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2 862 просмотра · 9 месяцев назад
hasvainer@gmail.com Support this project via PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?busine... #psychedelicblues #psychedelicrock #acidrock #stonerrock #70srock #60srock NYTHERA - Omen Resin Rites 📀 TRACKLIST 1 - Blacklight Gospel (0:00) 2 - Sour Velvet Fever (4:09) 3 - Cinder Tongue Serenade (8:20) 4 - Witchmilk Highway (12:40) 5 - Vespers for the Unseen (16:21) 6 - Moth-Silk Overdrive (19:54) 7 - Rituals in Slow Gold (24:00) Omen Resin Rites is a 7-track trip through psychedelic blues, acid rock, and stoner-weight grooves, voiced in the spirit of late 60s / early 70s rock - thick fuzz riffs, wah-laced pulse, swirling organ, and slow-burning jams that bloom into heavy, hypnotic climaxes. Built like a continuous night-drive ritual, the album moves from gritty verses to wide-open instrumental blowouts, trading guitar and organ leads while the rhythm section keeps a loose, swaggering swing. Every track is designed to evolve - then dissolve - into extended fade-outs with long delay and reverb tails, keeping the ending cinematic instead of abrupt. Created through a blend of human direction and AI-assisted tools, NYTHERA’s Omen Resin Rites is a tribute to the timeless craft of classic psychedelic blues rock. 🔔 If you enjoy psychedelic, blues and progressive rock journeys, consider: ✅ Liking the video ✅ Subscribing to the channel ✅ Turning on notifications ✅ Becoming a channel member to support independent cosmic music projects 💎 More releases coming soon. 🌀 Project by hasvAIner All music, concepts and visuals are part of an independent AI-assisted artistic project. 🔔 Subscribe for new full albums every week. 👍 Like if you support independent experimental music. 💬 Leave a comment - I always read them.