/Avant-rock, Americana, Dada
music, No Wave, Psychedelic rock, Avant-blues, Art rock, Noise rock, Experimental rock, Space rock,
Leftfield/
Comment: in fact, it is
hardly classifiable music on its own because the artist`s purpose is to
deliberately contort possible initial sources and premises laid out to create
this 12-track issue. However, if to listen to it you can hear some hints at
Americana and roots music which in turn are crossed with provocative dadaist`s
ethos. More concretely, those layers are injected with uncanny flickers and, acute electronic bursts and noisy interventions. Furthermore, the listener can perceive spaced-out and delta bluesy compositions as well, though, witnessing serious aesthetical “injuries”
and errors within it. Frequently vocal layers are twisted in a way to create a perception
of alternative belonging or disparate world colliding with each other. This
album is strongly out of pop. Provoking yet enthralling made up by the duo Matt Heitman and Danny Barton from Missouri, USA. There can be drawn
parallels upon such artists as Captain Beefheart, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Royal Trux, and The
Residents. But make no mistake the duo`s sound is highly idiosyncratic.
