- Synth-pop
- Krautrock
- Electro-rock
- Indie rock
- Alternative rock
- Motorik
- Alternative dance
Comment: Chilean Felipe
Baradit Stevenson aka Baradit's last release
Revolución
Tecnológica (2018, Pueblo Nuevo) was a cohesive mix of
propulsive motorik synth-pop and Air-alike sophisticated artsy pop
music. Anyway, beforehand the artist had issued a batch of outings
and one of them was this 4-track long (and clocking in at a 14 minute)
Japanese Train EP.
Similarly to the latest release it used to rely on intense bubbling
of obsessive synth bass chords though on the other side it involves
much "accidental" sounds like concrete sound layers, radio
waves, downright electronic effects. Thirdly, it may be rougher by
its sounds yet it seems to be more pop-oriented due to adding female
singing and snooty guitar riffs to the blend. What's the purpose of
music in general? Just to provide an alternative to war, negative
energy and thoughts, to envy and aggressive intentions. Rather one
would experience neurotic excitement than masochistic rational fear
within a state of war. Additionally, such sort of experimental pop
helps to step outside from a determined system which changes human
beings into a psychologically unhealthy one. This spellbinding
recombinant pop release is a part of the discography of Bump Foot.
