- Sludge rock
- Math rock
- Balkan music
- Surf rock
- Doo mrock
- Art rock
- Crossover
- World music
- Experimental rock
Comment: if you are going to listen to this Hungary-based
combo`s 9-notch just for one time it is obviously not enough to get proper
vibration and grasp the sophisticated nature of the album. For instance, the
trio`s outing starts off and finishes up with startling, roughly designed flute
improvisations where one can see powerful pillars of synergy coming out of few
yet craftily played instruments. It could be said the Guruzsmàs is obviously
influenced by Balkan music motives though masterfully intermixing it with sludge
and doom rock elements which in turn are often subjected to math rock
algorithms
(for instance, Nyitás a Kozmosz felé - Opening to the Cosmos). The favourite of mine is Misirlou because a sort of surf rock played with frenetic energy
and a lot of key changes of involving ethnic motives. In a nutshell, it is a refreshing
listening session where any clatter of the drums and bold vibe of the bass
guitar and flicker of the guitar is thoroughly analysed and then thrown out into
the feral blend. The listener is the object on the field there to perceive
elemental power of the human aesthetic.