Earth Freq is proud to host the launch of several album releases from Australian labels and at least one Australian produced book!  Sales will be available at the Gooble Warming Stall throughout the Festival.

 

(Zenon Records)

Zenon is proud to present the long awaited debut album of Zeb Richardson aka Autonomech. One of Zenons most talented and original artists, Autonomech has spent the past decade developing his own unique approach to psychedelic music. While reflecting the distinctive Zenon sound, his music is also a unique and original sound collage of organic fx, epic motives and creative synthesis. Seamlessly melding genres such as Trance, Jazz, Breaks, Dubstep, Glitch and many more, Autonomech focuses on a sound diverse and refreshingly experimental yet accessible and dance floor friendly.

 

 

 

 

(Morning Monster Records)

Morning Monster Records are proud to present our first artist album and the debut album of upcoming Australian artist Rhythmik! It is a new wave of super fun, super funky outdoor music from Melbourne Australia... The album takes you on ten unique journeys through worlds of wild quirky sounds which each paint their own incredible picture. Crispy Jazz Prog? Earthy Sunshine Electro? Quirky Circus Tech? Try to define it if you must, but be assured the album will never dish you up something that’s been done time over. It instead infuses a delicious mix-bag of organic squelch, urban grunt, buggy percussion, funky jazzzy goodness, wobbling synth lines and deep unique melodies to create a truly new sound.

We here at Morning Monsters, invite you to ‘Picture This’.

 

(Morning Monster Records)

Morning Monster Records are proud to present their second release "VA - Breakfast of Champions". A high energy booster of funk and fun featuring a host of homegrown artists packed full of tricks and treats serving a balanced diet of full power morning funk, essential electro influences and a bunch of other junk mixed in to create the "Breakfast Of Champions"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What is Amazonian shamanism and why is it important to the world today, as we stand on the brink of environmental change and global transformation? Traveling on a magazine assignment to Peru, "experiential journalist" Rak Razam sets out to discover the answers. He joins a growing movement of Western tourists coming for the legal experience of ayahuasca - the "vine of souls" a South American hallucinogenic plant that is said to heal, and connect to the divine.

 

In researching the mystery of ayahuasca Razam undergoes his own shamanic initiation, undergoing numerous tests and trials in the jungle and the psychic landscapes the vine reveals. On the way he encounters a motley crew of characters from rogue scientists who conduct DMT-brain scans on jungle psychonauts; brujo-black magicians wielding their psychic darts; and dozens of indigenous and Western shamans who slowly unravel his cultured mind and reveal the magical landscape of the spirit world.

 

This book is for those people who are interested in not just shamanism, but what it represents - a direct connection to the planet and a spiritual way to engage with the world. Razam's journalistic eye for detail captures a unique adventure that echoes the archetypal Western quest, propelling the reader on a cosmological travel memoir that is at turns beautiful, terrifying, mind-blowing and ultimately, cathartic.