Vision Fortune are a London-based trio - brothers Austin and Alex Peru, and drummer Andreas Cuatroquesos - who make that droning guitar sound that rests somewhere between psychedelic and electronic.
Their eight track debut album 'Mas Fiestas con el Grupo Vision Fortune' (with all tracks being Roman numeralled), was released yesterday, May 13, as a limited 300 run (at present there are just 26 left) through Faux Discx and Gringo Records. Never a label that could be said to release a naff work, head man Dan Fisher knows what he likes and likes what he knows.
'XVII', the stand-out track, is a seven-minute-plus affair that is a work of pure beauty. Let the wavering guitars, punctuated compulsive drums that pound their way through in a way that is reminiscent of Led Zep's 'Bron-yr-Mawr' and keyboard lines that splatter droned sonic drops deep into your brain; that's before they intersperse with Austin Peru's vocal that holds it all together like a hypnotic shower of psyched up, blissed-out aural adhesive.
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