Kairon irse ruination review full#

Kairon irse ruination review full#

Third full length album released by finnish Progressive Rock band Kairon IRSE. Maybe I’ll go revisit that now.Īnyway, hope you enjoy these tracks as much as I do. Kairon IRSE - Ruination (2017) Full Album. Why? I’ve bought CDs from all four of the bands I’ve included this week – some of which I still have in a giant binder that I don’t open very much anymore. For me, though, nothing beats the old feeling of walking into a record store and browsing through new releases for hours at a time.Īlas, the modern conveniences of having gigabytes of new shit funneled into your ears simply by opening your phone these days is nice, but this week’s new music is a trip into a universe of nostalgia for me. Ruination is their second album of outer / inner space explorations, with grander ambitions and more complex song structures than ever before. Debut album Ujubasajuba already knocked the planet off its orbit, even though it was done as a DIY Bandcamp release. Kairon IRSE (yes, a band with two different kinds of punctuation in their name) are a Finnish gang of spacey, shoegazey, but ultimately proggy rockers. Behind the moniker Kairon IRSE there are four inner space travelers from western Finland. The album art here basically summarises their sound: a celestial aiming blend of. It’s always fun when I wake up on Friday mornings and discover new music I never saw coming, especially when it’s from bands I’ve loved for 20+ years. It is typical of the human mind to try and classify things, but when confronted with Kairon IRSE, many are at a loss for words. Finnish quartet Kairon IRSE make it to three albums with Polysomn. (Another Friday has arrived, and that means another selection of new songs and videos chosen and introduced by our contributor Gonzo.) The oddly named Kairon: IRSE are a four piece band from Finland who released their first collection of psychedelic, shoegaze, and pop splattered progressive rock back in 2014 titled Ujubasajuba, and they now find themselves on Svart Records for the follow-up, Ruination.