(Space Rock) Seven That Spells - It Came From The Planet Of Love - 2006, WavPack (image+.cue), lossless

Rock and Love! It Came From The Planet Of Love – the second official release by SEVEN THAT SPELLS featuring a renewed line-up of Mario Peretic (drums), Turtko Dujmovic (bass), Igor Potocnjak (synthesizer), and a mastermind behind this psychedelic commune Niko Potocnjak (guitar). Turning the volume on, open your mind and think of the following: "What you hear is not necessary music – it’s a Voice appealing to all brain-damaged pains. That experience could cure your aged nostalgia and depression, or could smash your consciousness deep down. Many unexpected things will happen in the course. There is no point in describing these, as my mind refuses to define property lines of what I’ve listened to and what I’ve heard." (777) (2 tracks - 52 min.)

PRESS CLIPS

"Just when I've put in this baby the trip started... straight in the brain with fuzzed out guitars, mindblowing solos, great drumming and weird noises. Let's say this CD is a big jam with a lot of nice moments that'll help you to reach a deeper high. Well done and psychedelic fans all over the planet should check out these guys... only god knows on what stuff they're. (Rating: 1+ = OVER THE TOP)" – by RB of Daredevil Magazine (Germany) (June 2006).

"This is absolutely immense. The two tracks take up the entire 52 minutes of the album, by which time you will be dribbling slightly and talking about luminous green crucifixes in the mirror. Everything you could possibly want and more from the instrumental, progressive, psychedelic, experimental rock combo... (Score: 4,5 out of 5)" – by Zeitgeist of Space Rock UK (UK) (October 2006).

"Here’s something different and radical courtesy of Croatian band Seven That Spells. Their second album contains two instrumental songs featuring almost sixty minutes of pure, sonic psychedelic space rock. This is over the top music from the word go and if the idea of listening to a CD with an emphasis on freak out style psychedelic guitar work isn’t your idea of a good time then avoid this disc. However that being said I enjoyed the daring qualities this band brought to the table and while it’s not overly complicated or intricate musically, it still rocks. (Score: 4/5)" – by Ryan Sparks of Sea Of Tranquility (USA) (January 2007).

The album was also reviewed at: Psychotropic Zone (Finland), Aural Innovations (USA), LowCut Magazine (Denmark), ProgNaut (USA), Roadburn (USA).