- Electronic pop
- EBM
- Synth-pop
- Post-disco
- Rave music
- EDM
- Dark electro
- Trip-hop
Comment: this
bunch of 14 tracks is a hefty meal of different styles, some of them
are more contemporary, some of them harking back to the past. While
stepping back it is sometimes necessary to get a glimpse toward the
future. At times it is surprising like entering into a parallel
universe. Do you know how would sound Rammstein produced by an
electronic body music producer? Here it is. By the way, many songs
are backed up by rough German language. The artist has set up some
tracks on autotune and deliberately clean digital sounds thereby
showing up his wish to take part in a contemporary music scene, more
profoundly, entering into the post-rave and EDM scene. For sure, many
compositions are vamped up a bit in an exaggerated way and it's a
positive approach to shake the frowsty styles. The words are often
seductive and loaded with velvety eroticism. The album is finished
off with a suggestive trip-hop beauty, called
At The End Of The
Road which reminds me of Pulp's more seedy tracks like
This Is
Hardcore, and
Seductive Barry. Artsy pop. It is classy to
end an issue with a classy track.
