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ARTIST
CELESTIAL POWER
TITLE
Celestial Power
FORMAT
LP
LABEL
FEEDING TUBE RECORDS/CARDINAL FUZZ
CATALOG #
FTR 839LP
FTR 839LP
GENRE
ROCK
RELEASE DATE
9/4/2026
Debut LP from Cardinal Fuzz (UK) and Feeding Tube Records (USA). Presented in a hand stamped metallic copper ink (front and back) print on a black card sleeve with insert. Recorded during downtime but sounding anything but casual,
Celestial Power
emerged when
Dead Sea Apes
'
Brett Savage
and
Chris Hardman
linked synaptic overload with Cardinal Fuzz's own
Dave Cambridge
to form a three-headed amplifier cult. Heavy, raw, and deeply resonant, this is music that embraces volume, repetition, and the beauty of imperfection. What they've summoned is a sprawling liturgy of overdriven guitar mantras: brutal, blown-out, and gloriously repetitive. Imagine the
Velvet Underground
locked in a warehouse mainlining the kosmische pulse of some forgotten Krautrock commune while
Bardo Pond
's ash-coated spirit hovers overhead, scattering embers into a storm of
PSF
-style amplifier abuse. Not so much songs as tectonic events. Not riffs, but rituals. This thing doesn't purr it howls. You hear the room breathing. You hear amplifiers gasping as they're pushed past mercy, past design, into some ecstatic mechanical breakdown. Every repetition drills deeper, pushing beyond the horizon line until time itself starts peeling back in sheets. And that's the point. This is repetition as revelation. Volume as transcendence. Human hands wrestling raw electricity into shape, then losing control of it entirely. On "Mandate Of Heaven," the circle widens with the arrival of
Nik Rayne
(
The Myrrors
), adding another dimension to the ritual, a desert prophet stepping into the feedback storm, pushing the album's gravitational pull even further into the void. No compromise. No softening. No edges filed off. Just pure voltage, scorched earth repetition, and the kind of heavy psychedelic communion that feels less like listening and more like surviving. Step inside. Bring ear protection. Or don't.
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