Italian psych rock explorers Giöbia share new music video »The Death Of The Crows«; new album »X-ÆON« out now on Heavy Psych Sounds Records!
Milan, Italy based psychedelic rockers Giöbia premiere new music video for »The Death Of The Crows« taken from their latest full-length album, »X-ÆON«, out on October 17th, 2025 via Heavy Psych Sounds.
Tracklist:
01. Voodoo Experience
02. Fractal Haze
03. The Death Of The Crows
04. 1976
05. Vers les Terres Rouges (La Mort de la Terre)
06. Les Ferromagnétaux (La Mort de la Terre)
07. L’Eau Fugitive (La Mort de la Terre)
08. Dans la Nuit Éternelle (La Mort de la Terre)
Courtesy of Purple Sage PR:
Milano space rock explorers Giöbia team up with Echoes & Dust to premiere their brand new video »The Death Of The Crows«, taken from their sixth studio album »X-ÆON« available now through Heavy Psych Sounds Records.
Watch Giöbia go post-punk on new video »The Death Of The Crows«!
“An album that feels otherworldly.” – It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine
“A supersonic space power trip where one finds themselves ceaselessly channelled into a continuous hypnotic, turbulent sound.” – The Sleeping Shaman
“Giöbia have achieved perfection, further extending their dominance in the realm of heavy psychedelic rock.” – The New Noise
Giöbia has been building sonic bridges between the cosmos and reality for fifteen years, and with »X-ÆON«, they push their signature sound into uncharted, heavier dimensions. Swirling psychedelia and expansive grooves lock into a hypnotic surge, while echoes of 70s space rock warp into something both towering and exhilarating. This is the Milano foursome at their most immersive and sonically massive: an album that doesn’t just drift through the cosmos, but propels you through it with unstoppable force.
Photo credit: Matteo Deiana
About the video, the band says: “We filmed this ourselves with a GoPro, to keep it real. It follows Melissa leaving home and heading to the rehearsal room – that familiar walk before everything kicks in. She gets there when the song is almost over, because in »The Death Of The Crows« the keyboards come in only at the end, and that’s when everything connects. It’s real life, just us playing the way we always do – the band, the room, and the song finding its own shape. A glimpse of what our days look like when the music takes over.”
New album »X-ÆON« out now via Heavy Psych Sounds
The mystical day 60s rock met neo-psychedelic rock, mixing up to the point of losing consciousness of their own essence, that’s when Giöbia’s acid psychedelic rock was born, in an overwhelming and incessant soundtrack with an unmistakable Italian taste. In a vortex that leaves no way out, the unique melodies of this quartet take the listener into a world where the boundaries of reality are no longer defined and anything can ever happen.
After their debut in 2009 with »Hard Stories«, Giöbia firmly established themselves in 2013 with »Introducing Night Sounds«, which suddenly brought them to the most important stages of Europe, until in 2016 the milestone »The Magnifier« assigned them a place among the most influential bands of the scene. Giöbia went on astonishing their audience by forging »Plasmatic Idol«, which saw the light in 2020 via Heavy Psych Sounds and reconfirmed them as the forefathers of a genre that fascinates and amazes anyone who dares to leave themselves behind without fear of never returning. In 2021, Giöbia released their split album with The Cosmic Dead »The Intergalactic Connection – Exploring The Sideral Remote Hyperspace«, a must-have for every space traveler.
Unable to stop in front of any challenge, the quartet released »Acid Disorder« in 2023 on Heavy Psych Sounds, which expertly refines the band’s psychedelic rock attitude alongside a wide spectrum of intriguing sounds and textures. Now, after two years, it’s time for their sixth album to see the light on Heavy Psych Sounds.
Giöbia is:
Stefano ‘Bazu’ Basurto – Guitar / Vocals
Paolo ‘Detrji’ Basurto – Bass
Melissa Crema – Organs / Synthesizer
Pietro D’Ambrosio – Drums
Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well