- Dada music
- Avant-garde
- Experimentalism
- Acousmatic music
- Drone
- Sound collage
- Non-music
- Improvised noise
- Leftfield
- Avant-electronica
- Psycho-acoustic
- Electro-acoustic
Comment: frequently unusual and weird sort of music is
called “UFO music” by superficial music listeners. Indeed, J. D. Nelson`s
produced album is one of that because of consisting of 23 tracks with a total
duration of 26 minutes only (the only exception is XI which last beyond 9 minutes). It does mean an average structure of musical
compositions one cannot find from there because all is thoroughly warped and
destroyed/deconstructed or subjected to uncompromising algorithms of cutting-edge
noises, repeated loops of very short samples and incisive droning here and
there. At times it rings like an example of sound collage by using speech samples
and electro-acoustic snippets. Those speech samples are being exploited in
different ways with different purposes to conjure up different associations in
the listener`s head. For instance, at times it chimes like an instance of dada madness,
at times it chimes like a time span filled with groans and moans as if
reflecting zombies to come nearby to attack a new target. Indeed, every element within it is thoroughly elaborated and channelized despite its overtly fragmented appearance. In fact, J. D. Nelson has produced it for four yeards (2007-2011). In a word, it is a thought-provoking,
frantically manipulated electronica/noise mayhem.
