Alone With The Devil

Kk Rampage
Rampage Recordings
General | Mar 2014

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2014-03-03
KZSU full-blast noise rock stalwarts of yore return, tone down the intensity and take on a more eastern/mystical demonic flare, incorporating tribal beats and bells, eastern elements to their trademark lo-fi madness. As if these guys weren’t possessed enough, now it sounds like they’ve all been gang banging Linda Blaire. Sounds like dragging chains through an internment camp, strangling an eastern mystic with his own tambora, using dynamite in place of a kick drum, corralled tortured prisoners as vocals. Like Dead Can Dance being held at gunpoint by (old SF band) Chrome deep down a sewer tunnel, pleading for their lives. Fun for the whole family.

No FCCs. Try tracks 1, 3, 4

1) (3:00) a mid/slow plod with a tribal drum beat, eastern melody, the most accessible track
2) (3:43) soundtrack to the Death March of Bataan
3) (4:31) mid-up with the bells, electric guitar, ends with a demonic layering of subliminal voices whispering and shouting, creepy, watch false fade-out/ending
4) (3:06) a slow dreary plod through the abandoned factory, rain pouring through the roof, dragging one’s broken ankle chains
5) (3:13) more of a disjunct cacophony
6) (2:07) brief torturous plod

Recent airplay

Sermon Of The Snake
Brownian MotionApr 16, 2014
She Who Makes Dogs Shiver
Brownian MotionApr 02, 2014
Sermon Of The Snake
Brownian MotionMar 19, 2014
Alone With The Devil
The Sunset LifeMar 13, 2014
The Beast Within
Brownian MotionMar 12, 2014
She Who Makes Dogs Shiver
Meow After MidnightMar 12, 2014

Charting

2014-03-07 — 2014-05-09
Week EndingAirplays
Apr 20 1
Apr 6 1
Mar 23 1
Mar 16 3
Mar 9 1

Track listing

1. She Who Makes Dogs Shiver
2. Alone With The Devil
3. Sermon Of The Snake
4. The Beast Within
5. Omens Of The Four Rains
6. Blood Feast Of The Sun