Muy buen tema , tiene pasajes diferentes como una música vintage relacionado con momentos Tipo Crimson, o Brian Eno, algo que estuvo en momento y marcó nuevos desafíos digamos esto una buena obra conceptual

It is always interesting on how to describe some of this music. I must say that your music is well applied to the genre you are affiliated with. There is a number of effects in the beginning with a lead guitar and rolling piano and percussion in the background with some diversity. I would think that there is some semblance it is like in a way a controlled chaos. I think that you have done well in this case. Nice work! All the best!

Loving the wave flow in the beginning... not sure im really digging how it sped up. I wouldve loved to have heard that same flow in the beginning all the way through just maybe switch it up . Like the second part though how you slowed it back down... shouldve just kept that same flow. Awesome music though! Keep the awesome vibes going!

Say what you will about their music offerings, but one thing true, SPACE BUGGY is seldom boring! MICKISH (Live at B-LAB Super Novi), I included the in-parenthesis part of the title as to prevent it being confused with other tunes titled MICKISH, reminds me of music inspired by those old anti-nuclear-war stream of conciousness films from the 60s. The ever moving drum thud, the background murmurs, the rainy night feel morphs me back to early years , lyong on the couch wathing the bombs fall and the mushroom clouds rise the unstated warning that we're all gonna die if we dont ban the bomb! SPACE BUGGY will either suck you into their web or drive you "buggy". For me, i'm back to the couch!

POWAZ is back with another review from the group called "The Space Buggy" ( I love the name by the way). The song is called Mickish (Live at the B-LAB SuperNovi). side note I thought it was SuperNov at first: my bad and I say this because I did a freestyle off the head from this song after hearing only a few barz . the goes from a smooth groove till all of a sudden it starts too Rock Out!! OKaYY. It had me vibin for sure. Then it goes back to grooving until the end. I enjoyed it. All I can say that I wish it came back in with Rock element one more time, I would have went bananas . Hope you enjoyed the review like I enjoyed the song. PEACE

Nice sound, nice atmosphere. Polytonality and good contrast between the delicacy of the piano on one side and the drum and distortion on the other. Precise and professional live performance. The song is repetitive and this leads to a hypnotic effect, perhaps this is precisely the effect that the band wants to achieve. From the musical point of view, I see just a few ideas, repeated for almost nine minutes. Personally, I would have liked some melodic or rhythmic or major harmonic variation. However, a good sound.

On continue dans l'expérimental, et ce n'est pas déplaisant. L'ostinato au piano qui nous accompagne dans cette expérimentation est très vite retenu et se met parfois en retrait, notamment dans la deuxième partie un peu plus rythmée et que je trouve très réussie, la plus aboutie du morceau. La troisième partie est une promenade dans le thème et laisse libre cours aux guitares, accompagné toujours par cet obstiné obstinato. Je trouve pour ma part cette partie un peu trop longue, elle gagnerait peut-être à être raccourcie, on ne voit pas trop où l'on va, mais après tout c'est surement le but de cette promenade musicale. We continue in the experimental, and it is not unpleasant. The ostinato on the piano that accompanies us in this experimentation is very quickly retained and is sometimes set back, especially in the second part a little more rhythmic and that I find very successful, the most accomplished piece. The third part is a walk in the theme and gives free rein to the guitars, always accompanied by this stubborn obstinato. I find for my part this a bit too long, it might gain to be shortened, we do not see where we go, but after all it's probably the goal of this musical walk.

What might seem at first to be another ambient electronic moody piece morphs and contorts into a mash of rock/industrial jam band psychedelia that takes you out of the ambient moody zone with some rock beats and scribbley guitar work. The production is good for being a live track, with the crowd sounding like it was mixed in to a studio track. Although the guitar is mixed low in the track, it is refreshing to hear a bit of edgy guitar peaking through the curtain for a few measures. A middle verse has a touch more Pink Floyd feel with sloppy atmospheric guitar which resemble frank Zappa at spots. Overall it is a good background track to put on if you are puttering around in the garage or surfing the net. If I were to guess from listening to the track, It sounds like a guitar player trying his hand at jamming over an electronic track he created so that he can do gigs by himself due to the lack of other band members. Which is not to slag this artist, but to commend him/her for pressing on with his musical career at all costs.