11/27/2012
Lolishit - Delicious Lolicore (2010)
8.6
/Lolicore, Noise electro, Hardcore techno, Breakcore, J-pop, Primitronica, Anime/
Comment: this batch of 6 pieces consists of heavy breakcore and J-pop and anime mixed sounds full of profound bass terror frequencies, electro-tinged drills, and rapidly changing moods and infantile babbling. In a word, it is genuinely tight, chaotic and messy where it is quite problematic to find out the centre of this propulsion. On the other side, why should we?
The Brainhole - 2332 (2012)
9.1
/Synth rock, Abstract, Hip-hop, Avant-electronica, Alternative, Experimentalism, Techno rock, Industrial rock, Electro rock, EBM/
Comment: Krzysztof Kłubo, and Dawid Portasz do mix together noisy electro(nica)/EBM with more or less rigid and hirsute industrial/techno/synth rock templates. Sometimes the listener can perceive slight nu-metal and demented hip-hop appearances at the maze of beats and synthesized layers (Liquid Spice, and Scorch, respectively). However, this 12-track album will be ended up in the vein of abstract, repetition-heavy hisstronica (Spectre of Albion). Indeed, this galvanized, undulating notch is produced radically otherwise in regard to the ideology of the release (except The Reverend Ascends which is a fascinating dub and electronica blended monster). This stylistically provoking album is issued on an experimental label, called NoEcho Records.
The Taxpayers - The Exhilarating News (2007)
9.2
/Indie punk, Art punk, Post-punk, Alternative rock, DIY/
Comment: The Exhilarating News was the debut album by the Taxpayers, an Portland-based punk rock combo. They are self-confident, arrogant and impressive from the start to the end. These 13 pieces used to extend from desperate (post-)punk energy and galloping alternative rock to delta blues, country, folk and even ballad-esque soft moments.Indeed, if you are intended to find out a good punk band then The Taxpayers is thought for your pleasure.
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