After the furor
hysteria over their blue record and the rock radio hit single Down; Omaha,
Nebraska’s Cross-Over heroes 311 coming back for another try with Transistor.
Everyone shall notice that this great next album really diving deeper into
Oriental-ism influences especially, of Hinduism and Buddhism. You can feel the
self-respect and the bottomless thoughts swarming the minds with wishful
thinking lyrics and unshakeable like a Lotus flower defending itself in the middle
of vast invisible sea of questions holding onto just its own trusted-roots on
the water’s molecules.
Reminiscing in accessibility of yourself floating in
pogo-trancing over thus leading powerful Funk-Reggae-Metal tinged track
combinations – Galaxy, Jupiter, Use of Time, Electricity, Running, Tune In,
Starshines and Beautiful Disaster as the best efforts of simultaneous
handicraft mixing of Nick Hexum, SA Martinez, P-Nut and Chad Sexton
respectively and as well as the great job producing credits from Scotch
Rolston, making this lot more fun in sounds and incredible.
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