Brotherhood of the Ram
by Shooting Guns
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Record/VinylLimited 150 copy edition of "Brotherhood of the Ram" colored vinyl.
ONLY 60 SOLD ONLINE. Comes with your choice of GREEN or WHITE 5" x 3" logo patch.
We ship internationally but apologize in advance for how expensive it is to ship from Canada. Shipping rates are:
Canada - $8 / US - $11 / Int'l - $17
Includes unlimited streaming of Brotherhood of the Ram via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 1 day$20 CAD or more
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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
$7 CAD or more
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Brotherhood of the Ram
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No Fans
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about
"There is a spaceport in Saskatoon, Canada. Shooting Guns shoot you with their latest release, Brotherhood of the Ram, right into space. At the first song, they start to groove around in orbit.
But then they start the warp drive at Motherfuckers Never Learn to really bring you to places far away in universe. Steady rocking pumping beats, behemoth sounds driving you into space.
And there you are, reached planet Krautrock, then diving into the sea of planet Peace. Soft, groovy sounds with lovely organs and synths let you swim around, very laid back.
But afterwards, the warp drive is used again at No Fans, letting you fly through the galaxies, passing a black hole, and reaching our home planet, or is a parallel universe!?
The sounds of Brotherhood of the Ram are so multifaceted, every time I listen to this release it blows my mind in another way.
If you like bands like Carlton Melton, Pharaoh Overlord, or Camera, this recording is highly recommended for you!"
- Frank Mitgerockt, Free Your Soul, Berlin
But then they start the warp drive at Motherfuckers Never Learn to really bring you to places far away in universe. Steady rocking pumping beats, behemoth sounds driving you into space.
And there you are, reached planet Krautrock, then diving into the sea of planet Peace. Soft, groovy sounds with lovely organs and synths let you swim around, very laid back.
But afterwards, the warp drive is used again at No Fans, letting you fly through the galaxies, passing a black hole, and reaching our home planet, or is a parallel universe!?
The sounds of Brotherhood of the Ram are so multifaceted, every time I listen to this release it blows my mind in another way.
If you like bands like Carlton Melton, Pharaoh Overlord, or Camera, this recording is highly recommended for you!"
- Frank Mitgerockt, Free Your Soul, Berlin
credits
released 15 October 2013
Recorded by Chad Mason at Sinewave Studios, Delisle, SK
Mixed by Shooting Guns, Saskatoon, SK
Mastered by John McBain at Taylor Street Mastering, San Francisco, CA
Recorded by Chad Mason at Sinewave Studios, Delisle, SK
Mixed by Shooting Guns, Saskatoon, SK
Mastered by John McBain at Taylor Street Mastering, San Francisco, CA
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Shooting Guns Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Shooting Guns are hard at work fortifying the heavy end of the psychedelic spectrum. Hailing from the subarctic wasteland of
Saskatoon, SK, they haunt the foggy moor between Sabbath-styled doom riffery and heavy pulse-riding kraut-rock.
Their debut LP, Born To Deal In Magic: 1952-1976, was nominated for the Polaris Prize in 2012 and the 2nd LP, Brotherhood of the Ram, was released in Oct 2013.
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