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Stinking Lizaveta's instrumental excursions into dark territories psychedelic are accomplished and engaging. Managing to conjure a doomy stoner metal sound without excess guitar fuzz, the band moves forward with slow but chunky riffs and slight references to world music (of the trippy variety, naturally).

The music is wandering but never feels as if it is goalless. There is a drive and sense of where the music is headed that saves it from some of the overkill of extreme prog. Fusing psyche sounds with stoner personality, Stinking Lizaveta is hard music for metal tripmeisters.

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"All instrumental, rarely wanky in a nauseous metal or blues way and tasteful in their choice of various improvisational meanderings, Stinking Lizaveta frequently comes up with gorgeous music, sounding both polished and unruly."
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