Cosmic Footnotes & Minor Corrections — Death Takes Notes
Psychedelic rock album with warm vintage guitars, relaxed grooves, and spacey analog synths. Dry cosmic humor, surreal storytelling, and an understated, calm tone. Dreamlike, melodic, gently absurd.
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7 songs
4:17
Psychedelic rock with warm vintage guitars, relaxed to mid-tempo grooves, and spacious analog synths, Dry, understated British-style humor woven into surreal cosmic storytelling, Occasional stylistic detours into slow doom heaviness and reggae-inspired rhythms, always maintaining a calm, melodic, and song-focused approach, Dreamy textures, gentle psychedelia, and subtle absurdity — an album that feels like quiet annotations and minor corrections to the universe rather than grand revelations
4:16
Psychedelic rock with warm vintage guitars, relaxed mid-tempo groove, and prominent spacey analog synths, Dreamy textures, playful melodic lines, and gentle cosmic effects, Light, absurd, and whimsical tone with dry, understated humor, Surreal storytelling, colorful but calm, evoking a cosmic comedy atmosphere rather than darkness or menace
4:11
Psychedelic rock with warm vintage guitars, relaxed to mid-tempo grooves, and spacious analog synths, Dry, understated British-style humor woven into surreal cosmic storytelling, Occasional stylistic detours into slow doom heaviness and reggae-inspired rhythms, always maintaining a calm, melodic, and song-focused approach, Dreamy textures, gentle psychedelia, and subtle absurdity — an album that feels like quiet annotations and minor corrections to the universe rather than grand revelations
3:42
Psychedelic rock with a stronger rock backbone: crunchy vintage guitars, driving bass, upbeat mid-tempo groove, and playful spacey analog synths, Light-hearted, humorous, and absurd lyrics with dry cosmic wit, Colorful, energetic, and whimsical, blending classic psychedelic rock vibes with a friendly, surreal take on Death as a conversationally awkward observer of the universe
4:28
Psychedelic rock with warm vintage guitars, relaxed to mid-tempo grooves, and spacious analog synths, Dry, understated British-style humor woven into surreal cosmic storytelling, Occasional stylistic detours into slow doom heaviness and reggae-inspired rhythms, always maintaining a calm, melodic, and song-focused approach, Dreamy textures, gentle psychedelia, and subtle absurdity — an album that feels like quiet annotations and minor corrections to the universe rather than grand revelations
4:07
Psychedelic rock with warm vintage guitars, relaxed to mid-tempo grooves, and spacious analog synths, Dry, understated British-style humor woven into surreal cosmic storytelling, Occasional stylistic detours into slow doom heaviness and reggae-inspired rhythms, always maintaining a calm, melodic, and song-focused approach, Dreamy textures, gentle psychedelia, and subtle absurdity — an album that feels like quiet annotations and minor corrections to the universe rather than grand revelations
4:54
Psychedelic rock with a stronger rock backbone: crunchy vintage guitars, driving bass, upbeat mid-tempo groove, and playful spacey analog synths, Light-hearted, humorous, and absurd lyrics with dry cosmic wit, Colorful, energetic, and whimsical, blending classic psychedelic rock vibes with a friendly, surreal take on Death as a conversationally awkward observer of the universe