Experimental jazz or noise-rock. I like seeing a couple generations represented in the lineup, it means experience plus bravado.

+1. Starts with Tuvan growl & sparse bursts & whispery sounds meld to jittery drums, dissonant guitar. Then it gets into a groovy jam, a little bit of German vocal & oooh-ew’s.
+2. 1st minute is utterly mellow kraut-prog- think Cluster with muted drums (cymbals sounding like waterfalls). Then summery jam featuring meandering guitar. Spacey last minute. A bit long, consider a voice-over after the intro.
3.I love the distorted bass sound in the intro, guitar solo using the high notes/harmonics is too wanky for me. Blues influenced damaged rock instrumental.
4. messy cacophony. Fast and wild though constrained.
5.Warbly, vocal cracks & groans. Like riding a fast bus on mountain roads when you have the runs
6.low register, lurching, some Hendrix influence, loose. Cool but starts to drag on.
+7.space station control interpreted by guitar, drums, and noise. Dancing elves in leather.
8.descending chords, loose and rambling. nice lull to it.
9.Builds from bass to guitar soloing & drum demo.
10.screeches and guitar monotone, drum cracks, overtones. Percussive improv
+11.Bursty drums, plinked staccato guitar, a heaped up closet of mess, organizes to dirge march
12.60’s suspense film intro, goes to mid-slow shambling rock beat w/horror hints
13.Only track with any English in it, “Let yourself run free!” is the intro. Then reverb voices