- Cybergrind
- Electro-metal
- Midicore
- Harsh metal
- Electronic
- Ambient
Comment: this album could be called as a conceptual one
as for progressive rock because of surfacing compositions with the same names
though differing with regard to have the different parts within the 8-track
course. On the other side, the first seven tracks all do have the same length –
just one minute to run. Musically it is not progressive rock though rather
being mechanically produced metal music being internally tagged as midicore.
Indeed, it draws on machine-alike rhythms, anxiety loaded vocals, and electronic
harmonic above the rhythms which in total could a little remind of
chiptune/8-bit/tracker music. However, the ending composition You Could Have A Leg In One Hand And A Brerb
In The Other is the case to turn all upside down – it is a fairly blissful glimpse
by conjuring up the pictures from ambient music which could have some similarities with a late period Talk Talk, and some compositions of Durutti Column, for instance. The issue is a solid joint effort
under such prolific and established labels as Torn Flesh Records and Kitty On
Fire.