Millenials

General | Feb 2018

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2018-02-21
Heavy as heaven rock that sounds like its from Chicago ca. 1988 but instead is brand new from Switzerland. Scratch Acid/Jesus Lizard, Big Black taken to the next level. HUGE guitars, HUGE bass, HUGE drums and big desperate screamed vocals. Great use of dissonance, off timings, abstract noise approach to the heavy. Not for the weak of heart. 30 years ago this would be flagship Touch and Go Records material.

1)* (3:48) pounding intense heavy rock, more Jesus Lizard/Scratch Acid than Sepultura 2) (4:10) slightly mathy in the dissonant pounding rock, midway shifts to an almost catchy beat 3)* (4:09) up tempo seriously driving rocking touches on 2/4 rockin in places but mostly just heavy bordering on galloping, in end shifts to abstract dissonance and beats, feedback leads into next 4)* (6:25) big feedback sustain drone to start, 2 minutes in a cool tom tom tribal beat with sparse dissonant chords appears 5) (1:17) brief, blasting with spoken found sound words 6)* (4:58) full on balls out insane rocking, jesus, whew 7) (1:01) brief blast, almost like a sample of what this band is about 8) (3:41) a pensive rocker 9)* (3:37) strange studio guttural sounds at first, then a halting crazed rocker 10)* (5:49) cool noise for first minute or so, then a strange tom tom beat, noise vocs and sparse guitars enter slowly, dissonant for sure

Recent airplay

The Screening
Music CasseroleApr 21, 2018
Anchorite
The LibraryApr 18, 2018
Spectrogram
Music CasseroleApr 14, 2018
Black Boxing
Brownian MotionApr 04, 2018
Spectrogram
Brownian MotionMar 21, 2018
Millenials
Brownian MotionFeb 28, 2018

Charting

2018-02-23 — 2018-04-27
Week EndingAirplays
Apr 22 2
Apr 15 1
Apr 8 1
Mar 25 1
Mar 4 2
Feb 25 1

Track listing

1. Anchorite
2. Deletionism
3. Millenials
4. Spectrogram
5. Music Circus Clown Care
6. Ménière's
7. Wind Machines For Company
8. Self Employment Scheme
9. Black Boxing
10. The Screening