NOG CAVANAGH–Everything Leads To Here

Cover	Release	Style
	2005-05	Space Rock/Psychedelic Rock (instrumental)
	Label
	Angry RobotRecords
	Website
	http://www.nogcavanagh.co.uk
	Contact
	nog@cavanagh-willoughby.freeserve.co.uk
	Playing Time	Cat. N°
	58:49	AARGH4001
	Review by	Rating
	Daniëlla	9/10
nederlands	Review
This is the first solo album from the Yorkshire-based multi instrumentalist Nog Cavanagh. The man has worked with a number of bands including Liquid Hedgehog, The Secret Garden and Caustic Soup. "Everything Leads To Here" was recorded at his home studio between 2002 and 2004. And then the music: multi-layered, extraordinary, no dull moment, a feast for the ears. This is the champagne of space rock: bubbling, exiting and tasteful! "Scorpia Mossmoon" starts very 80's, reminds me halfway of "Get Ready" from Rare Earth and ends with a bit chaos in the Milky Way. "Tine Beams Of Light": the beats: irresistible! "A Quiet Reprieve" takes you (for more than 5 minutes) to another world with an ambient kind of psychedelic, most beautiful, very relaxing but also very professional and inspiring music! "Accept This Gift" (which I gratefully will): a bit dark, very spacey: moon and stars dazzling and tumbling around your head: great work! And then: "Samarkand": wow, what a performance: heavy as black velvet, this dark and mysterious muse is will take you in her arms and won't let go! I think that Nog Cavanagh is one of the absolute masters of space rock: buy this cd and enjoy!
Musicians
Nog Cavanagh: all Mike Briggs: drum sequences: track 3
Tracklist
“Scorpia Mossmoon” (5:06) “Tiny Beams Of Light” (6:56) "A Quiet Reprieve" (5:44) “Out Of Body" (8:23) “Accept This Gift” (8:04) “Samarkand” (7:15) “The Garden” (7:20) “BIt Can Be As Big As You Want It” (6:28)
Discography
Stop To Think (2004)


Beekstraat 1 - B-2640 Mortsel - Belgium