Burlesque by Kalumet

Psylife presents the debut album of Kalumet, busiest progressive artist in Hungary with over 300 live performances and a more then 10 years long musical past behind. Besides his Kalumet project Zoltan Vajda also gained himself worldwide reputation with several side projects ranging from breaks to minimal techno. Under the name Kalumet he has been playing live since 1999 which makes his debut album really long overdue. Probably one of the longest processes in Trance history, the album has been made between 2004 and 2009. This is undoubtedly the dirtiest punk psytrance ever heard, creating a special world where progressive meets suomi trance, techno and breakbeat with lots of dubby, reggae and jazzy elements as well as some live instruments like guitar, bass or harmonica. As this album is dedicated to Kurt Vonnegut, Kalumet provides serious themes in a very ironic way. Don't be surprised to hear lots of Vonnegut voice samples in the tracks. Once you got familiar with the Kalumet Sound you never going to get bored with it!

Find out more about Kalumet and the music:

www.kalumet.hu
www.soundcloud.com/kalumet
www.myspace.com/kalumetmusic
www.facebook.com/kalumetmusic

Tracklist

1.	80 Farts Around The World	2:04

2.	All In	7:33

3.	Wake Up Johnny	7:57

4.	Dead Man's Blues	6:23

5.	Let Me Be Your Magic Gadget	8:02

6.	No Vidra Dance School	7:00

7.	Slapstick	6:59

8.	Suck My Track	6:41

9.	Fool Me Like A Stranger	7:56

10.	Nervous Buddha	5:44

Credits

released September 20, 2009

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