Here’s an interview with Richard Horowitz & Sussan Deyhim by Robert Phoenix, made back in the golden 90′s for Mondo 2000.

I feel like I’m stating the obvious, but it has become evident that it is not.

Psilocybe Necrophila is not a “pop album”. It is not some of that super-compressed up-to-eleven rock/pop/metal/other music that fights for your attention and its place in the prime time radio. It is a quiet record, and intentionally so…

It seems I forgot to post this earlier… here goes, there’s still time and it’s definitely worth seeing.

Marita Liulia – Choosing My Religion
Kiasma, Helsinki, 13.02.2009 – 19.04.2009

I allowed the old fortresses of art be besieged by dreams. Dreams are mightier than atom bombs, what are the flights of supersonic aircraft compared to the flights of saints, dreamers and poets? (Hans Arp)

Kokeellisuudestaan ja abstraktiudestaan huolimatta Psilocybe Necrophila ei ole Kiasmaan suunnattua avantgardea tai oman merkityksensä pohdiskeluun hukkuvaa kakofoniaa, vaan drone-vaikutteista dark ambientia, jonka tavoitteena on luoda maailmoita kuuntelijan pään sisälle. Tässä levy onnistuukin mainiosti. Koko arvostelu täällä.