- Electro
pop
- Alternative dance
- Electronic pop
- Electro punk
Comment:
after releasing a bunch of EPs in the previous year the oldest human
being (and the musician either) - check out the description of him at
his Bandcamp site - is back again with the first LP proper. And it is
another highly dynamic outing having been listening and reviewed
today. More profoundly, this frantic set of accelerated tempos,
college pop and pop punk tinged singing and either glimmering or
acidic synth pads are adeptly mixed up with a tongue in cheek
attitude while avoiding to be somehow lame, simplistic, annoying, and
banal. For instance,
Manscaping
as a track might have been inferior if it would have been produced
without a humorous element.
Early
Mornin' chimes like a
revitalisation of Rednex's goofy country disco. It is followed by
Everything Starts With an
E being enchanting and
danceable at the same time within the soup of glimmering synths and a
motorik kraut-electro cadence. If Green Day, or Blink-182 used to
sound in the way like
I
Get What I Want sounds
then I would have great interest for their music. The 10-track issue
will be finished off by
Waiting,
an electro pop punk number with catchy hooks and a broad appealing
factor. In a word, the album is produced by a creature with a high IQ
with regard to music, and humour, and incisive understanding to blend
them seamlessly into an one. Top predator by
any means.
