- Experimental
electronica
- Glitchtronica
- Avant-garde
- Experimentalism
- Ambient noise
- Drone
- Ambient drone
- Electronic music
- Spoken word
- Sampledelic
- Post-industrial
- Leftfield
- Psychoacoustic
Comment: this issue of 11 tracks is
psychotic, strongly filled out with desperate vocal samples and
violent filled dialogues from different motion pictures being backed
up by sinister yet blissful soundscapes being in turn filled in with
glitchy "errors", and frequently interrupted static
providing you a starkly disturbed sonic picture while paradoxically
maintaining its picturesque image. By casting the light upon the
titles it is mostly about blood and cuts and stillness. As if getting
an audible, almost physically tangible bridge from within an
unnerving psycho-neurological ward. If to compare it to the artist's
release which was recently reviewed at RMH,
Finding My Own Way
Back Home, the recent one is not about the hiss imbued walls and
supportive prodigious power dictating the whole, it used to lurk
after you searching for your cerebral traces to overtake it and then
modifying it into psyched-up ones. And then the past is going to come
ahead of your present to govern the future of yours. Overwhelming by
any means. Similarly to
Finding My Own Way Back Home it is a
part of the discography of enoughrecords.
