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Karen's Molested Apple by Mad Bliss
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fave it Psychedelic | 90's Rock
5 tracks | 27 minutes
Released Nov 2003
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"Hot and distilled", "From the outskirts of Pink Floyd to Downtown Seattle", "Its feeling of yearning and ethereal sound, backed up by intoxicating guitar riffs and powerful drumming provide long moments of celestial pleasure..."
Bio / Background
Isaac Barel and Tomer Raivit formed "Bliss" in 1994 in Israel.
During that year they released, with Drummer Roee (Royal) Shvo and several bass players, a single ("maybe") on an Israeli Indie compilation titled "Indie 4".
In 95' the group released independently a full-length demo album which circulated among fans.
Their Music was heavily influenced by the Seattle Rock scene at the time.
1996 marked the end of phase one for Mad Bliss as they were forced into taking a three-year break.
Phase two began in 1999 as the threesome regrouped, abandoned their early music, started experimenting and discovering their own unique style.
Mad Bliss's music, very much like its name is a stir of emotions and eccentricities; It is a mixture of folk, blues and psychedelia with a basic rock essence.
"Karen's Molested Apple" EP received high praise from music critics and the song "Matti," rose to third place on the 2002 Alternative Music chart of Israel's top rated radio station, "Galgalatz.
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