Your Imaginary Friend Reviewed 2007-08-02 Croatian psyche-noise unclassifiable. Really just near-funky jams but with strange as hell organs and treatments, rhythms, noise-rock moments. When vocals appear they are in Croatian, submerged if not spoken, echoed in a near-dub sense. Crazy shit for fans of Acid Mothers type pointless elation, long trippy journeys, jams. More stuff that kfjc would probably get a big boner over. 1) white boy funky-bluesy guitar but over psychotic organ and strange near-subliminal sounds, noises, so it comes across very “psyche” 2) the funk continues, upped a notch, a bit darker, pensive, croatian spoken vocals appear midway, echoey and restrained 3) near-mathy beat with fuzz bass, hard panned voices in left channel, kick ass psychotic jam 4) quieter echoey, funky for sure and spacey, check it out 5) continuation of previous feel, head nodding funky 6) funky jam gets fairly centered on the wah wah pedal of the guitar and the drums 7) first ~4 min reminds me of old Chrome without the distortion, great, then the tempo slows and it gets more stoned, sludgey for the last ten minutes