You Won't Get What
You Want is still chaotic in
its own unsettling way; peculiar guitar tones and ritualistic percussion
saturates even the most subdued songs which feel very much "on
brand." That Daughters-era flair is still present with quick hits
like "The Flammable Man" and "The Lords Song," but even
those in their own way are comparatively weird.
Daughters are back, but not as they were before. They’re still impossible to define, with “noise rock” being a pretty good catch all for their odd brand of industrial, post-punk and mathcore brew. But whatever voodoo made their unapproachable sound so damn fun and cathartic is completely gone. In its place is a something altogether darker and uglier, but ultimately more brilliant and enrapturing than ever before. You Won't Get What You Want is Daughters finest moment and everything I’ve wanted. (sputnikmusic.com)
Daughters are back, but not as they were before. They’re still impossible to define, with “noise rock” being a pretty good catch all for their odd brand of industrial, post-punk and mathcore brew. But whatever voodoo made their unapproachable sound so damn fun and cathartic is completely gone. In its place is a something altogether darker and uglier, but ultimately more brilliant and enrapturing than ever before. You Won't Get What You Want is Daughters finest moment and everything I’ve wanted. (sputnikmusic.com)
Check:
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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