
Hazy, ritualistic psych/ambient by Bart De Paepe, Eva Van Deuren and Joris De Rycke. 2017 tape on Sloow Tapes.

Hazy, ritualistic psych/ambient by Bart De Paepe, Eva Van Deuren and Joris De Rycke. 2017 tape on Sloow Tapes.

A bit more folky and psychedelic, this one, thus it sounds slightly brighter. 2012 tape on Sonic Oyster Cassettes.
Aaaaand the follow-up tape after which they produced nothing more. This one sounds closer to Silvester Anfang = there's also flute wanking all around. 2005 tape on Funeral Folk.
I've posted their second tape four years ago; this is their first one. Hypnotic, elegiac, Arab and raga-inspired psych rock, like a more lysergic, lo-fi Rhyton. 2012 tape on Sloow Tapes.
At this point, MB had already started shifting into the sprawling psych/free jazz/ambient fourth world primitive cannibal spaceship that they now are, and this one is really a recording you can get lost in. 2015 LP on Psychic Sounds.
This is the first full-length LP of MB, and I like it more than Hideous Visions. It has a much more rudimentary and lo-fi sound, based almost exclusively on various percussions that border on gamelan accompanied by wind instruments and it has a cryptic cannibal ritual atmosphere. 2010 LP on Psychic Sounds.
Starts deceptively thinking you're into their most rock records, but the two tracks in the middle are some of their jazziest to date, only to end up in an epic heavy ambient jazz ritual jam straight from the Amon Duul cauldron. 2016 tape on Lost Discoveries Exotic Music Shop.
Early MB showcases a more rock/hippy jam approach that feels slightly naive if I might say. 2008 self-released cd.