Psychedelic Rock and the larger amount of Cross-over Prog-Arts sounds coming like a holy sermons on Sunday natural caused anyone who listening to this Malmo’s group Agusa for having somekind of enlightment visions as they’d fly higher into the fifth dimension travelling through time and space in slow motion of thus Swedish lyrics on Hogtid the debut album from these Prog-rockers Mikael Odesjo (vocals, guitar), Tobias Petterson (bass, vocals), Tim Wallander (drums), Jenny Puertas (flute) and Jonas Berge (keyboards, synthesizer, backing vocals) brought the intensive programming of collective Prog Rock artistic themes for either contemplation or herbinating season into your soundsystem. The quality mixing of both Progressive music and Jazzy tunes with an regular percentage of Psychedelic Music slowly burning up on Melodi Fran St. Knut after the opening track of Uti Var Hage which presents the skillful ability of musical instruments mastering by each of Agusa’ members that will flick your hearing senses up in bigger interests. A performance that reminding us for the likes and all that which had been misses from the legacy of Yes or older Progressive Rock bands intentions from the late sixties to the early seventies.
Such a great wake up call for those whom thinking that staying home on the sunny Sunday is an option and going out was a bad choice to do; letting you missed anything beautiful outside the small parameter of your tiny house.
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