- Neoclassical
- Spoken
word
- Hip-hop
- Rap
- Darkwave
- Crossover
- Neofolk
- Apocalyptic folk
Comment:
undoubtedly this 7-track issue is one of the most peculiar ones I
have encountered within recent months. Given that the issue comes out
of the imprint Torn Flesh Records hip-hop as a partial way to create
music was a quite huge surprise. In truth, Shea Bilè represents his
cryptic, diabolical yet somehow lofty lyrics by rapping and chanting
intermittently. At times his side is accompanied by operatic female
singing. The rest part of the formula is more conventional if it
could be possible to say in this way – neoclassical ornaments and
darkwave-esque carvings are up there to veil the whole with the more
murky curtain. By listening to it one should admit that a human being
is the biggest enemy to herself/himself. One searches for redemption
to get rid of nothing. Yeah, it is our obligation to create values
and comply our duties but there is a danger to get overstretched for
the sake of Nothing.
