Telefuzz

Telefuzz has had some degree of a revolving-door membership over the years with founder Don Verbrilli ( <a href="spotify:artist:1OSetJX7UXNLg7lTk2moFF" data-name="The Verbrilli Sound">The Verbrilli Sound</a> &amp; <a href="spotify:playlist:6DME0lIfILbP4a0TJU108O" data-name="Portable Planets">Portable Planets</a> ) being the mainstay. The new album <a href="spotify:track:7GK9eRhuKSJZQaPbtgj9sP" data-name="Silent Rooms">Silent Rooms</a> is the result of a fruitful partnership between Don Verbrilli and Mark Hjorthoy ( <a href="spotify:artist:6URUA53m30ChSmNnUqq4UR" data-name="A Laughing Circuit">A Laughing Circuit</a> &amp; <a href="spotify:artist:4ooa0eBbxaKDUNl5XzHGhh" data-name="SoftClip">SoftClip</a> ) who found a shared love of analog synthesizers, guitars, drum machines, and techno-inspired adventures and set off creating a great number of songs in an open and experimental jamming atmosphere. &quot;Silent Rooms&quot; is a worthy introduction to the great musical variety to be expected from the partnership in the future. Frequent collaborator Paul McNeill of <a href="spotify:artist:6ZleQ0zFye6mlPuYBpQaGP" data-name="New Channel">New Channel</a> has added bass and synth- while Hamish Thompson, (multi instrumentalist, TV composer) added drums- to several of the songs. An early review of the album by Salvatore Muscat (SEQUENCHILL) was: &quot;WOW! I have to say this is a psychedelic masterpiece. The best album I&#39;ve heard in 2020&quot; .