- Dub rock
- Improvised
music
- Experimental rock
- Avant-garde
- Alternative
- Electronic music
- Neoclassical
Comment: as
much as I have understood this set of 8 tracks is produced by a man
called Dylan Anderko. Besides, as much as I have understood this is
the first issue by such a fabulous imprint as Restless Life Syndrome
being commented at RMH. However, I did not have figured out for a
long time what kind of music had been running through my aural
channels because all of that is studded with the incessant flow of
turns and dodges and because of that the whole seems to be so
volatile to get the focus on. It used to make it everywhere and
therefore having no certain place and shelter. From dub inflected
rough and slowed down rock chords and offbeat electronic whirlpools
to smouldering synthesised electronic rhythms and cut-up vowel
effects to organic concrete music sounds.
Something Alive is
certainly Anderko's the most poppy composition based on a fairly
catchy hook. Is it going to live and get an indie music (minor) hit?
Come On Down gives me a welcome hint to arrive after a while
at such an obscure neofolk/neoclassical artist as Art Abscons from
Germany. In a word, it is a tremendous wave of interesting sounds and
compositions. Just keep holding carefully spot on it.
