Embrace The Void: Journey To The Great Nothing With Magna Zero
Following the critical success of their debut EP ‘All Must Go’, LA psych-rock trio Magna Zero have released their first LP, The Great Nothing. FFO Floyd, Sabbath, Radiohead, Tool, Rush, QOTSA, The Cure, The Doors, Jane’s Addiction.
Rich in sonic versatility, the eleven songs of Magna Zero’s The Great Nothing are a thrilling joyride past distant stars towards the mystic void, which ultimately lies within each of us and is the key to inner peace. As the songs explode and whisper, caress and shred, hope for a compassionate future emerges intact. The band describes The Great Nothing as a journey to ‘be free and let go,’ to ‘give up oneself to find the self’, and to ‘become nothing by paradoxically experiencing unity with everything’.
Magna Zero, Left-to-Right: Chris DiCesare (Guitar), Jason Moore (Vocals/Bass/Keys, David Aubrey (Drums)
Los Angeles Psych Rock trio Magna Zero’s raw sound combines elements of progressive rock, desert rock, and post-punk into a swirling cauldron of guitar and groove-driven sonic energy. Cosmic soundscapes collide with heavy psych-rock riffs to create sonic sculptures that take the listener to the edges of the unknown and back again. The band’s songs explore what it means to be human in today's uncertain and turbulent world.