Experiments In Feedback
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Reviewed 2016-08-16
Reviewed 2016-08-16
Porn, Experiments In Feedback, Small Stone Records
Half experimental tracks & half metal tracks, all with truly lots of guitar feedback. The metal (2,4,6,7,9) is solid and include nice effected elements; the experimental tracks (1,3,5,8,9,10) are grand minimal instrumental crescendos, almost ambient.
FCC info: the vocals are pretty hard to hear, but nothing stood out. A google of the lyrics were all in japanese...?
* 1) One Of These Days (12:00): deep energy builds up for 3.5 mins, scattered with pulses of distorted guitars and sparse metal drumming, then settles into a warped, jammy, solo-filled groove.
2) Capp Street (4:23): A nondescript metal track with a nice touch of effects. Vocals.
3) Feedback II (2:05): punctuated sheens and waves of sound. Good, but short.
4) Sister (Valium Mix) (5:20): slow delirious amped metal
* 5) Feedback IV (6:29): looped panned piano under vicious feedback, ominous. Like track #1, waits until ~2:45 to bring any drums.
6) Outta Site (2:44): 20 seconds of studio instrument chatter, then mid/high-energy metal
7) Sister (3:31): the 'single' -- metal
* 8) Feedback VII (4:21): strange dissonant noises wail, ebbing in and out
* 9) Sister (Nod Mix) (5:21): a more crunched-up, pedal-happy experimentation on track #7
* 10) Loop (13:56): sparse guitar psychospills. Most unusual on album, long
Half experimental tracks & half metal tracks, all with truly lots of guitar feedback. The metal (2,4,6,7,9) is solid and include nice effected elements; the experimental tracks (1,3,5,8,9,10) are grand minimal instrumental crescendos, almost ambient.
FCC info: the vocals are pretty hard to hear, but nothing stood out. A google of the lyrics were all in japanese...?
* 1) One Of These Days (12:00): deep energy builds up for 3.5 mins, scattered with pulses of distorted guitars and sparse metal drumming, then settles into a warped, jammy, solo-filled groove.
2) Capp Street (4:23): A nondescript metal track with a nice touch of effects. Vocals.
3) Feedback II (2:05): punctuated sheens and waves of sound. Good, but short.
4) Sister (Valium Mix) (5:20): slow delirious amped metal
* 5) Feedback IV (6:29): looped panned piano under vicious feedback, ominous. Like track #1, waits until ~2:45 to bring any drums.
6) Outta Site (2:44): 20 seconds of studio instrument chatter, then mid/high-energy metal
7) Sister (3:31): the 'single' -- metal
* 8) Feedback VII (4:21): strange dissonant noises wail, ebbing in and out
* 9) Sister (Nod Mix) (5:21): a more crunched-up, pedal-happy experimentation on track #7
* 10) Loop (13:56): sparse guitar psychospills. Most unusual on album, long
Recent airplay
One Of These Days
In Your Ear Radio - A Quite Surreal Morning — Nov 13, 2017
One Of These Days
In Your Ear Radio - Here We Go! — Nov 06, 2017
Feedback Iv
The Offbeat Generation — Sep 22, 2016
Track listing
| 1. | One Of These Days | ||
| 2. | Capp Street | ||
| 3. | Feedback Ii | ||
| 4. | Sister (Valium Mix) | ||
| 5. | Feedback Iv | ||
| 6. | Outta Site | ||
| 7. | Sister | ||
| 8. | Feedback Vii | ||
| 9. | Sister (Nod Mix) | ||
| 10. | Loop |