- Freeformfreakout
- Avant-garde
- Experimentalism
- Improvised music
- No Wave
- Improvised noise
- Electronic music
- Leftfield
- Radiophonic art
Comment: from conservative point of view it
is a chaotic bullshit which does have a few in common with
traditional songwriting. In fact, some shards of the traditional song
structure are demolished into unknown. More profoundly, there are up
some layers from CAN's most experimental tracks like
Aumgn,
and
Peking O by
Tago Mago, the twisted electro-punk
ethic of Suicide, improvised noise ethic of Borbetomagus and No Wave
in general. You can hear hallmarks of experimental music like sheer
experiments with radio short waves, gritty electronic music, vowel
and gurgling dashes, unexpected turns in different directions,
accelerated and decelerated sonic effects. Mostly it comes out like
an obscure radio play from the 70s (one of the best experimental
genres). It reminds me of Sarah Raisines who did already appear at
RMH, and Pan Y Rosas Discos and is represented on the release. In a
word, let's set your mind free to embrace the aforementioned madness.
The mind-provoking outing is a bit in the discography of Pan Y Rosas
Discos.
