Causa Sui - - Pewt'r Sessions 2 2011

Causa Sui consists of Jakob Skøtt, Jonas Munk, Rasmus Rasmussen and Jess Kahr, and have released eight albums since 2005 – most notably the trilogy set Summer Sessions that saw the band move away from the heavy-psych of their two first albums to more abstract, instrumental sounds that owes as much to electric Miles Davis or Can as to american stoner-rock.

Causa Sui's has been described as the sound of a giant wave rolling up through the last four decades of rock, which is truer than ever before regarding their latest, and most ambitious album to date, Euporie Tide.One of the best modern psych records I've heard in recent times. I hope you have a lot of incense and strong greenery at home because you'll bloody need it to cope with this monster platter... (Norman Records)

Pewt'r Sessions weaves together an infinite amount of musical threads, from krautrock to stonerrock to free-jazz, that the music through its dynamic repetitions continously creates new patterns...Causa Sui is hyper-music. (Undertoner)

What we're left with is a little band called Causa Sui and their best record to date. Dabbed into the stoner and desert rock species, Causa Sui is somewhat of a different beast than their hash-wielding contemporaries. While their music almost perfectly concedes with those two classifications, their overall aesthetic exemplifies more jam and improvisational rock tones, with a very subtle touch of prog. The band's encouraging influences of 70s psychedelia, progressive atmospheres, and modern hallucinogens manage to melt together into heat-driven, free-flowing expressions; each with something different to say. (Sputnik Music)

Fuck me, this is the absolute ult in amphetamine power drives, an album of sheer exhilarating post-Krautrock, post-psychedelic, hell, brothers’n’sisters, post-everything. Imagine Ash Ra Tempel’s ‘Flowers Must Die’ or perhaps seite 4 of Amon Duul 2’s YETI and yooz somewhat approaching these guys’ pleasure zones. But even those hefty comparisons is doing these gentlemen dudes a disservice because this music really don’t sound like nothing else I’ve be-hear-oled in many a long year....Wonderful stuff and absolutely free fucking rock! (Julian Cope)Ron Schneiderman
Jakob Skøtt
Jonas Munk
Jess Kahr
Rasmus Rasmussen

01 - Garden of Forking Paths
02 - Gelassenheit
03 - Brassica Blues

Genre: Stoner
Subgenre: Instrumental Psychedelic / Jam
Bitrate: 320 k

...crazed fuzz-guitar glory akin to Guru Guru and Amon Düül II, but with a noticeably modern heavy feel. It's pretty stellar stuff that earns the audience applause at its conclusion....There was something in the air when Pewt'r jjjjj hit the stage, and whether it was "mere" inspiration or something stronger, the listeners were the beneficiaries. Track this one down to share some of the magic. (Dusted Magazine)