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Finnish heavy-hitting psych machine Craneium returns with "Point Of No Return". The band's fourth album is their most ambitious one yet, washing over you through a constant ebb and flow of fuzzy heaviness, complemented by melodies and atmospheric passages. With the songwriting expanding upon the Craneium sound with atmospheric guitar leads and heavy riffing, the dynamics have become more polished and clean. Conceptually, "Point Of No Return" deal with the climate catastrophe and the responsibility of mankind for planet Earth. For fans of Lowrider, Skraeckoedlan, Lucifer, Mars Red Sky, Demonic Death Judge, and Alice In Chains.

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• For fans of Lowrider, Skraeckoedlan, Lucifer, Mars Red Sky, Demonic Death Judge, and Alice In Chains.
• Produced by Joona Hassinen (Voconis, Dollhouse, Dun Ringill, and many more) at Studio Underjord, and mixed and mastered by legendary Karl Daniel Lidén (Lowrider, Greenleaf, and many more) at Studio Gröndahl.
• The album single 'The Sun' features Robert Lamu from the mighty Skraeckoedlan on guest guitar.
• Over the years, they've played various genre specialized festivals, such as The Sign Fest, Skogsrårocken, Krökbacken, Fuzz Festival, DesertHel, Avikkofest, and many more.
• A tireless touring machine with over a hundred concerts played over Europe and Scandinavia.
• Craneium has had the pleasure to share both the stage and international heavy underground community with bands such as Lowrider, Skraeckoedlan, Lucifer, Mars Red Sky, Demonic Death Judge and many more.
• Fourth album by Finnish heavy psych band Craneium, and their second on The Sign Records (Their first two is released by cult classic American label Ripple Music).

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Point Of No Return is an excellent fourth outing

     —musipedia of metal, https://musipediaofmetal.blogspot.com/2024/02/revi

Point Of No Return is comfortably their best, but crucially, most ambitious record yet.

     —Maximum Volume Music , https://maximumvolumemusic.com/review-craneium-poi

a constant flow of fuzzy heaviness, complemented by psychedelic melodies and atmospheric passages. There's lots of heavy riffing, but the material is also diverse and dynamic, and more or less an adventure to listen to, so it never gets boring.

     —Hard Rock Info, http://www.hardrockinfo.com/reviews/2024/feb.html#