«Born a heavy morning»
by Ice Dragon (US)
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NVLRM02CD

Limited edition of 250 hand numbered copies in
kraft gatefold digisleeve with matt printed inserts
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Workingman's psychedelia with heavy rock touches. Guitars, bass, drums, synths, and vocals form interesting textures in this Boston band's nod to the quasi-concept albums of the late 1960s and early '70s.

about Ice Dragon

Ice Dragon makes recordings in a basement near Boston, Massachusetts. Works include many albums, singles, and EPs, as well as numerous releases under various other names. New music is issued frequently and spontaneously.
http://icedragon.bandcamp.com

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«AM radio channeled through busted-up, acid-damaged transistors never sounded so good.»
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Temple of Perdition

«The most "important" underground band of the internet age.»
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Paranoid Hitsophrenic

"Some quality early 70s rock worship. Rather than balls out rocking or Sabbath dooming Ice Dragon go for a slightly more stately Groundhogs/Humble Pie almost prog feel."

Spoonful of Tar

«Ice Dragon‘s sense of adventure has grown over the last few years such that genre limitations seem like a waste of time anyway.»
The Obelisk

«It is with swelling brains and half-lifted lids that we hopelessly drone and dream our days away. This is that soundtrack.»
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«Loaf of Head»
by Ice Dragon (US)
CD
NVLRM09CD

Limited edition of 100.

This crusty loaf of whole-brain goodness is fortified with essential blightamins and miserables, and best enjoyed after soaking in beer.

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Tracklisting
Yes I Am
Walkin' Tall
The Question Unanswered
A Song by Hildegarde Hawthorne
I'm Sorry to All the Girls
Livin' in the Goddamn City
The Rising Moon, the Setting Sun

«Seeds From A Dying Garden»
by Ice Dragon (US)
CD
NVLRM10CD

Limited edition of 100.

Deluxe LP version available on Transmaniacon Records.

On this one, Ron sang a lot, hit a lot of drums, handled some percussion, and twiddled a lot of knobs; Carter played a ton of guitars, some bass, and a bit of Moog; Joe did some Moog as well, a smidge of recorder, a few guitars, and a bunch of bass.

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Tracklisting
Green, Green Grass
The Great Blue Heron
To Everything That Was
In a Time Unknown
Your Beauty Measures More
Mr. Merry Melan Man
Mary Wants a Sunset
To Everything That Might Have Been
Infinite Red
A Bird Over

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