Their unpredictable live shows conjure up a storm of wild and eletrifying experimental rock, with the band allowing the music to flow without restriction in kaleidoscopic improvisations. These intense concerts have earned them the support of audiences and critics alike, triggering comparisons with Cream, Led Zeppellin and Colour Haze.

In May 2014 the unleash their nes LP, "In the Land of Zimandias", whick shows off their impressively wide sonic palette: from muscular riffs in the Zeppellin-Sabbath tradition and infectious grooves with funky leanings to trippy instrumental jams that are equal parts Hendrix, Hawkwind and Quiksilver.

"In the Land of Zimandias" displays a band at the peak of it powers, honouring the musical past but with its gaze fixed on the future.