/Post-rock, Indietronica, Organcore,
Glitchtronica, Electronic, Noise, Leftfield, Experimental indie, Ambient rock, Jazztronica/
Comment: Sanchez Is
Driven By Demons` 10-track issue is a mixture set up of indie, post-rock, noise,
jazz and electronic compartments. The result is astonishing and it might be one
of the most intriguing post-rock and indietronic albums ever produced because
of revealing unsettling nature and unconventional use of sonic components within
itself. It is awash with many disparate sounds and tickling effects replete
with inner power and readiness to convey further vivid impulses and glistening
thoughts. The combo (Emil Johansson and Jonas Ottosson from Sweden) proves that
noise can be penetrating and epic at the same time, and silence can be threatening
and beatific simultaneously and (free) jazz can be very sexy and appealing. By
kindred souls there can be drawn parallels upon such projects as Tortoise, and
Bark Psychosis.
