Deepakalypse Floating On A Sphere Sunrise Logo including Chuck (2004)

including Chuck (2004)

The music was a more conscious exploration of reggae and dub music than the Clash had ever attempted

AM pulses to a distinctly danceable rhythm -- "Fireplace" percolates while "Why Do You Only Call Me When You're High" simmers and "Knee Socks" nearly rivals Franz Ferdinand in disco rock -- but this isn't an album made for nights out

The EPs title track was voted as Resident Advisors #1 Best Track of 2020 and was included in Best of the Year Lists on Pitchfork

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Deepakalypse Floating On A Sphere Sunrise Logo including Chuck (2004)Meet Deepakalypse. A forward thinking, inward looking, biofueled songwriting autodidact. Hes wandered across America, guitar in hand, doing everything from veggie oil conversions on vintage Mercedes diesel engines to fabrication of large scale art installations and lived to write about it. Floating On A Sphere, his first with Everloving, compiles work from previously self released material that rides the rails between lo fi acoustic punk and agit folk