Obscure Daze swims in a dark sea of intense experimentation with layers of frequential noise, fuzz, pounding percussion and massive swathes of reverberation carefully buffering effected vocalisations (appearing here for the first time as the band take a brilliantly executed step away from their usual ‘instrumental only’ sonic compositions).

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Obscure Daze by Sunset Images, released 07 April 2017 1. Obscure Days 2. 1969 3. No Hay Lugar 4. Basilica 5. Death 6. Roads 'Obscure Daze' is surely Sunset Images most ambitious work delivered to date, including vocals for the first time and evolving into a faster, heavier and darker sound. Composed and recorded during 2016 in analog format at Testa Studio (León, Guanajuato) 'Obscure Daze' features six giant-sounding tracks immersing in bass fuzz, heavy drumming, reverberated guitar and pouring trance inducing waterfalls of sound

Obscure Daze - EP, 2017.

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ARTIST: Sunset Images RELEASE: Obscure Daze RELEASE DATE: 7th April 2017 RECORD COMPANY: Gravy Records, Cintas Mexico based experimental psych-gaze duo 'Sunset. Mexico based experimental psych-gaze duo ‘Sunset Images’ released their brand new six track sophomore entitled ‘Obscure Daze’ to the masses back on the 7th April 2017 via Gravy Records/Cintas Records.

New Record 'Obscure Daze' Vinyl/Cassette at: ww. ecordsgravy. Mexico City-based duo Sunset Images rub shoulders quite convincingly with the slightly more established Medicine Boy. Indeed, the former's set on the newly introduced second stage draws one of the biggest audiences of the weekend. Musically falling somewhere between the repetitive diligence of Can and The Soft Moon's post-punk leanings, they're one of many discoveries worth keeping an eye on over the coming months.