I’m not going to lie, this speaks to me on a deep, personal level. While it isn’t all that close to what I actually create in its execution, I feel like it's spiritually quite close. Musically, this is #experimental work on every level – soundscapes, musique concrete, field recordings and drones, all grooving together. Occasionally pretty but more often bracing but all very well crafted.
Well produced post-industrial soundscape that goes heavy and dark without sacrificing musicality. The four tracks I sampled offer a musical vision that’s dark, brooding, angry and intriguing. Overall a polished and intriguing take on the #cyberpunk sound.
Ten minutes of #weird, shifting drum-machine rhythms, splashes of noise and atonal #soundscape full of scrapes and whines. Has an unsettled and unsettling vibe that would almost work as an avant garde horror score. Definitely not for everyone, but I think the people who are going to appreciate it are already convinced to give it a try, so what else can I say?
Ever wonder if the pulsing electronics of Justice would work translated into something like late ‘70s era Blue Oyster Cult? Well, this cover of “Civilization” is here to clear things up. Given that the original is something like an electronic-noise update of ‘70s era BOC, it should come as no surprise then that yeah, it works pretty well!
Rough-edged folk delivered with a minimalist arrangement – a voice, a guitar, and some poetry. Like most material in this genre, your enjoyment is going to be directly tied to how much you enjoy not just the format but also the particulars. The lyrics are clever, well constructed and engaging, so if they click with you, this will likely find a home in your heart.
@atomicshadow@experimentalmusic really, really liked your work. I'm intending to dig into it further soon but I have a ton of stuff to listen thru/write about first...
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