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BAIKAL - Baikal - cd
imprec119 - CD - $11.99 
Baikal is a new burner from Bardo Pond brothers
John & Michael Gibbons along with fellow Bardo Pond
members Clint Takeda and Jason Kourkonis. This
time they ventured down the route of heavy free-improvisation and
a Last Exit style hard rock approach coupled with a hard psych bend.
With two tracks each weighing in at over 30 minutes in length it's
clear that Baikal is a deep voyage underseas with yet another mindblowing
Bardo Pond sideproject featuring Bardo brothers John & Michael
Gibbons as your tour guide – and it's a heavy trip indeed.
Dive in.
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