A psychedelic powerhouse that blurs the boundaries between funk, soul, krautrock, and global groove traditions—a pulsating trip through sonic spaces that seem familiar yet continually surprise. With their second album, the trio from South Africa takes the next logical step toward musical independence and sophistication. Brothers Liam and Francis Broek, along with their longtime collaborator Giovanni Votano, create a soundscape that defies any simple categorization. Those looking for parallels might find them in Kikagaku Moyo, CAN, or Khruangbin—but Goblyns ultimately remain unique. Their music is permeated by krautrock repetition, velvety psychedelic jams, fat bass grooves, playful guitar layers, and an underlying funk attitude that would make even The Meters nod respectfully.
