- Alternative rock
- Indie
rock
- Post-punk
- Art punk
- Experimental rock
- Art rock
- Alternative dance
- DIY
- Americana
- Lo-fi
Comment: it is
probably one of the most favourite releases by The Bordellos for me
where the soaring dynamics through raw sounds and vivid dodges comes
to the surface. It is like The Fall meets Faust in a way. Beaming
galvanised guitars and subtle electronics are mingled with sassy
vocals and singing manner. Furthermore, having been very
characteristic to The Bordellos throughout the discography they used
to add fragmented Americana influences to the mix. But not only –
the whole
Free Download Generation as a track chimes like a
piss out Americana pickup on clumsy folk and awkward rockabilly. The
most uncanny track is
Disco Pants with the offbeat frequency
in the rhythmic measure being accompanied by acidic electronics and
gravity-free singing as if produced by the unforgettable Arthur
Russell. I don`t even know is it either a dance track or an anti-dance statement. In a word, give a heck to it because it will transport you
somewhere else from this nowadays overproduced and overloaded pop
rock to some very roots of rock and punk music with its own
idiosyncratic touch.
