Morality Rock

General | Apr 2006

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2006-04-26
This guy spent many hours playing Duh-bya speeches backwards and lifting snippets and piecing them together where they vaguely say things like “Satan, he loves you”. Funny, if novelty. Music varies from bad synth to classic rock damaged riffage. Fine line sometimes between a bad ass mofo and the afile. In this case, its pretty clear. Good stuff. If anything, track 1 redeems the whole thing.

1) “Satan, he loves you”, doomy near industrial feel, then a sloppy Stairway to Heaven riffage appears and brings a big smile to your face
2) if this really sounded like I think he wants it sound it would qualify as an FCC violation but it doesn’t, instead is just more funny stuff, a steady kick drum beat with some classic rocker guitar riffage
3) FCC (succeeds in getting a discernable “fuck” out of shrub)
4) 70’s damaged folk guitar, shrub sounds Slavic or sumpin, pretty surreal and good for drunk/stoned people
5) new wavey electro casio beat with little guitar melodies and wankery, “Cincinnati”, huh?
6) oh I see, he supposed to be saying “marijuana, have a hit”, nice, over some kinda semi hippie music, bongo and slight ska feel, you get the idea after one minute (pot down or use as sound bed)
7) electro industrial rock feel with guitar wankery, cant really get the intent

Recent airplay

Grammas
Satan
Umami Jazz ProgramJun 06, 2006
Satan
the evil twinsMay 24, 2006
Satan
the evil twinsMay 17, 2006
Grammas, Satan
America's Least WantedMay 16, 2006
Satan
Brownian MotionMay 10, 2006

Charting

2006-04-30 — 2006-07-02
Week EndingAirplays
Jun 11 1
May 28 1
May 21 2
May 14 3
May 7 3

Track listing

1. Satan
2. Men
3. Women
4. Grammas
5. Cincinnati
6. Marijuana
7. War