A swirling, trancey fusion of Hawkwind, Hendrix, Loop and Ash Ra Tempel comes somewhere close to describing the psychedelic sounds on 'Moontan', the second Dead Flowers album realeased in 1993 on Mystic Stones records. All tracks have a hypnotic quality to them, ranging from the monster spliff-riffs and snarling vocals of 'Chocolate Staircase' and 'Feed It' to the beautifully spaced-out guitar, flute and percussion of 'Gaia's Love Hole'. This is far-out psych at its finest.
Moontan is a magnetic album, it possesses a trancelike quality – psychedelic guitars create hypnotizing soundscapes. Melodies are very harmonious and music often turns dreamy. “Gaia's Love Hole” is delicate and it boasts a beautiful flute playing.
Artwork, Producer, Guitar – Steeve Swayambhunath
Bass – Count Spacey
Drums – Chief
Keyboards – Andy Charlton
Producer – Kev Ridle
Tin Whistle [Irish Whistle] – Tea Pot
Vocals – Ferank Manseed
Vocals [Poem] – Kai
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