STEREOCILIA - HIVE MIND
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: DRONE ROCK
Release date: 01/11/2017
Barcode: 2090504537476
Catalog no.: DRR0000012
Item ID: 453747
'Hive Mind' is the third full length album from Stereocilia, and the heaviest to date. This 4 track album, spanning over 40 minutes, takes you on a journey exploring the boundaries of drone and psych. 'Hive Mind' also sees Stereocilia collaborating with another musician for the first time, a guest appearance from Thought Forms drummer Guy Metcalfe. Guy brings his unique drumming style to the 20+ minute sonic exploration 'Another Sleepless Dream' and adds a new dimension to ever evolving project that is Stereocilia. Limited to 300 copies on clear blue vinyl.
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