Narcotherapy Hypnosis is an instrumental album steeped in nostalgia for a time that never quite existed. The album is the soundtrack to a fictional 60s/70s spy movie (you'll have to supply the visuals) that fuses both older and more modern sounds into new but familiar grooves. The music ranges from instrumental funky jams with Wurlitzers, clavinet and horns, to more trippy retro-synth space sounds- with a whole lot of exploration in between. Narcotherapy is by composer and multi-instrumentalist Dan Waldman, who plays, samples and produces the sounds that together form the rich soundscape of Made of Wood. This album is a follow up to Made of Wood's previous album, "The Chill Funk Trip," which was met with glowing reviews by the Indie music community. Eclectiblog: “Give the first track "Playa de Caleta, Mexico 1968" about 25 seconds and you will be hooked” The Weekly Podcast: “Mind blowingly cool...It is a little difficult to write über-cool, über-classy text such as this music calls for when one is basically in the process of geeking out over said music.” Listener: "Its all some psychedelic episode of the Six Million Dollar Man meets Casablanca with Han Solo, Edgar Winter and Bootsy Collins in there somewhere." Cover art by Ryan Crowley