Free from any sort of
structure or direction, the result of this pairing is an intense, jarring
collection of deranged industrial freak-outs that make Einstürzende Neubauten
sound like Depeche Mode. Painting a dreary image of barren, polluted landscapes
in the dystopia we seem so desperate to hurtle towards, on this record RMFTM
and 10,000 Russos have laid out a terrifying, cerebral soundtrack for the end
of times whilst simultaneously asserting that both bands are some of the finest
within the dark, murky underbelly of experimental music. From the pulverising
guitars, metronomic beats and industrial synths, to the droning Tibetan bowls
and buried vocal chants, the album jerks between intense metallic fury and
psychedelic hypnosis. Perhaps the best example of this is ‘A Song To Get Rid Of
Crooked Crosses’, a fifteen-minute transmission that captures the power and
expansiveness of the album perfectly; heavy, repetitive and droning, throughout
its running time the crushing instrumentation on the track slowly works its way
into a throbbing sonic assault (fuzzclub.com)
Check:
No.03. Daughters –
You Won’t Get What You Want
No.04. Gas - Rausch
No.05. Deafheaven- Ordinary Corrupt Human Love
No. 06. Jon Hopkins
- Singularity
No. 07. Thou -Magus
No. 08. Chris
Carter – Chemistry Lessons Volume 1
No. 09. Throw Down
Bones –Two
No. 10. Sumac –
Love In Shadow
No. 11. Ancient
Methods –The Jericho Records
Νο. 12. Uniform- The Long Walk
No. 13. Terence
Fixmer – Through the Cortex
No. 15. Rhys Fulber
- Your Dystopia, My Utopia
No. 16. Bambara –
Shadow on Everything
No. 17. Unhuman -
Devour Wrath Without Shame
No. 18. JK Flesh –
New Horizon
No. 19. Adam X – Recon
Mission
No. 20.
Preoccupations – New Material
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