- Alternative rock
- Post-punk
- Indie rock
- Art rock
9/29/2014
Kent State/At The Heart Of The World (2012)
/Psychedelia, Fuzz pop, No
Wave, Alternative rock, Avant-rock, Experimental rock, Rhythmic noise, Black
metal/
Comment: this album includes 2 issues by two different musical groups, the
first of them providing exulting psych-pop and fine fuzz pop numbers. Indeed, it
is a way of how one proper rock band should sound being influenced by sweet and
tears of black blues guys. Although Kent State`s aesthetics is otherworldly beautiful
it seem rather be influenced by gloomy locations worldwide, for instance, Death
Valley, which locates quite close to their home city Los Angeles (though I can
remember for the band`s frontman Nicholas Vance is/was closely bound to
Baltimore either). At The Heart Of The World reveals something fairly gorgonizing
because of changing those aforementioned spherical guitar harmonies for truly silly,
angular noise structures full of violent screaming and abrasive feeling of
angst. To perceive contrast by outpacing the borderline between those groups is
inevitable. More profoundly, it is a tight mix of rhythmical noises, No Wave
aesthetics and extreme metal facets. By kindred souls it can be compared with
Black Dice, for instance. This split release is highly recommended!
Morceaux d'Ekumen / Pieces of Ekumen (2006)
/Avant-garde,
Electro-acoustic, Crossover, Acousmatics, Post-rock, Experimental electronica, Glitchtronica,
Folktronica, Organic electronica/
Cldscp – Menso Freakfolk (2010)
/Lo-fi, Freak folk, New
Weird Argentina, Cover, DIY, Primitronica, Toytronica, Weird folk, Trip-hop,
Free folk/
Comment: as the title expressively
suggests this 8-track issue is about freakiness and folk music, however, these
nouns and adjectives are closely related to each other. Additionally, the Argentinian-based
duo`s music used to incorporate yet many stylistic elements to create the
crunchy outcome. Andy and Leopo used to exploit a wide array of more or less
conventional instruments and concepts which extend from the utilisation of accordions,
ukuleles, basses, Casio Tonebank-series synths to toys, beat-boxing, abraded
electronica and few 8-bit music/video game snippets, and concrete music samples.
Very likeable is Leopo`s singing filled with gentle flickers and vulnerable
flutters. Beneath layers produced with the aforementioned instruments do throb skiddy
trip-hop paces. Unchained Melody is a
cover of Presley`s most famous song. By kindred souls the duo`s music can be
compared with the sonic aesthetics of the sisters Cassady. The result is
childish yet spiritedly conveyed.
9/27/2014
[Teaser of the day] DJ Quest - Time Off
- Digital soul
- Club dance
- Acid jazz
- Chill out
- Sampledelic
- Mood music
- Breaks
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