Blogiarhiiv

4/23/2015

[Teaser of the day] Gratuit - Feu



  • Electronic pop
  • Alternative
  • Electro-indie
  • Synth pop
  • New Wave

[Teaser of the day] Skeleton Zoo - More Various Flavors of Chip


  • Poptronica
  • Alternative
  • Breaks
  • Sampledelic
  • Cinematic

Tommy Cash – Euroz Dollaz Yeniz (2014)




/Hip-hop, Rap, Sampledelic, Urban music, Experimental-hop, Witch-hop/

Comment: Tommy Cash is one of the most beloved and intriguing hip-hoppers/rappers from Estonia whose debut album Euroz Dollaz Yeniz is replete with disparate hooks and gears but anyway the 9-track issue`s core deviates from the ordinary hip-hop album due to exploiting ominous witch house/drag house tectonic bass sequences and Death Grips and Dälek influenced spaced-out delays and noisy echoes coming out of it. On the other side, Tommy Cash`s chanting is coated with an exotic timbre and accent which do embellish his buffoonish singing style which might seem a little bit over the top at first glance. But please stay patient  – you will get used to and at least you feel it is a natural thing on its own. Additionally I recommend pick up another Estonian hip-hop musician with similar aesthetic approach and range – rin la.        

Enbilulugugal - The End Is Extremely Fucking Nigh (2014)




/Black metal, Noise, Brutal metal, Doom noise, Hardcore punk, Leftfield, Noisecore/

Comment: I have always liked the coverprints of black metal, goregrind (and its subgenres) albums especially those ones of depicting dead livings and monsters. The recent one is impressive no exceptions – more concretely, the mutant comes out of a slot of the fallout shelter to apparently destroy slick politicians who arranged this bullshit. However, the most important issue related to the musical groups is their music. Enbilulugugal`s 9-track issue consists of brutal noise, doom, blackened metal and even some hardcore/crunk/noise punk woven sonic threads full of powerful energy, sweeping torrents of scream from the cancerous throat shred. On the other side, the artist`s aesthetics does not rely on chaotic improvised nexus but it seems to be thoroughly thought over to create more channelized and impressive attacks of sound. The album is finished off by The Bright Side, a cover version of the Poor Bastards` track with the same name. Especially recommended for listening before falling asleep. The issue is a part of the discography of a fabulous imprint, Torn Flesh Records.  

4/22/2015

Ergo Phizmiz - Some Folk Can (2014)




/Sound collage, Sampledelic, Alternative rock, Dub, Electronic, Art rock, Plunderphonics, Experimental rock/

Comment: what else can be expected from the plunderphonic/sound collage musician but interesting sound slivers and startling mash-up intentions. Ergo Phizmiz`s 10-track album starts off with pouring rock leaned riffs which later will be traded for different kind of rhythms (from minimally designed to exuberant ones). At times the concept is extended by dub drenched melodica ridden chords and shimmering guitar playing which is a welcome variance with regard to the whole for sure. It can be said Phizmiz pays partly tribute to dub influenced post-punk/alternative rock music. In a word, this album seems to be wherein Phizmiz turned into arty rock music faith (of course, it is a conditional statement regarding his multi-faceted sonic frame). The album reminds me of some Dave Keifer aka Cagey House`s compositions.  

nonlips - A Collection Of Songs Recorded By The Flaming Lips (2011)




/Covers, Lo-fi, DIY, Alternative pop, Indie pop, Psychedelic pop, Space pop/

Comment: Wayne Coyne curated combo is a lucky one because of producing music what they wish themselves to create while the albums are bought by thousands of people. The more time goes on the more frantic their aesthetic approach seems to develop – they are an apparent avant-garde combo within the major stream of pop music. There are up 17 covers with Lips` songs reflecting upon Lips` psychedelic and space pop explorations and mellow electronically tinged soft pop tendencies being so actual in recent production. Furthermore, these artist represented on the miscellany add lo-fi and DIY coloration to the pot. Let`s listen to it – it`s thought-provoking and chill. It is a compilation where music is made by members of The Flaming Lips Message Bored communities (2002-present).