/Lo-fi, DIY, Indie,
Singer-songwriter, Synth, Fuzz pop, Experimental pop, Electronic, Alternative
pop/
Comment: Nick
Grover aka Gnouli Monster`s album Hi
was one of the first swallows (26th in queue) released under the
do-it-yourself label Rack & Ruin curated by the Netherlands residing
Englishman Dean Birkett. These 13 tracks extended over 34 minutes will
constitute a fine listening experience where some quite ordinary lo-fi/bedroom
drenched pop progressions are moderately variegated with more experimental
approaches where the artist`s instrumental music is infused with electronic
manipulation acts, singing variations and poignant sonic effects or just
exploiting some sorts of synthesised syncopation to create more electronic pop/and
chillwave resembling templates. In a word, the listener shall have to find out
the proper knack across the tracks and moody balance within the album. The
album seems to be a grower.
