Science Can't Explain It

This is a prime example of experimental electronic music--not at its finest, but exemplary nonetheless. Glitchy, bleep-bloop sounds scintillate and echo over harsh but subtle industrial background noise. Alternately, some tracks have more of a musique-concrete approach, attempting to be more artistically avant-garde rather than lightheartedly random. Definitely bizarre, but there's nothing very original or earthshattering here. Still worth a listen if you're into this sort of stuff.

1. repetitive, echoing melodies swirl around like satellites through the cosmos.
2. haphazard keyboard noodling over some creepy industrial sounds and incoherent spoken-word samples.
3. relatively more straightforward track; steady drum machine beat sets a steady pace while atonal ramblings on the keyboards go berserk.
4. Jarring, macabre noises that build in intensity, like if Lustmord had a rabid dog that got off its leash.
5. Mellow noise (is that a contradiction?) with some tribal/jungle sounds.
6. Much more active, buzzing noise and randomness.
7. Blistering and aggravating, like faulty dial-up connections and washing machines singing sea shanties.
8. Continues the progression from the previous track of ascending intensity. Other elements from the rest of the album reemerge and culminate--BEST TRACK.
9. Spaced out, glitchy; weird but boring.