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From the Roger Dean style sleeve onwards, "Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian" heads down a progressive route. Unlike Yes however, Guillermo Scott Herren goes for micro, not sprawling, and delivers a double album wrapping beats around psychedelia to create a 49 minute aural odyssey through avant-rock, hiptronica, hip hop, beats wonky grooves and beyond. Instructed by the process and purity of analogue recording, this album is a seminal work, a flowing body of work segmented into 29 tracks, powerful instrumentation and gentle psychedelia. Don't be fooled by the cover; this is a fantastic LP!