No Listening
Reviews
Dave Leech
Reviewed 2011-06-22
Reviewed 2011-06-22
Artist: Kinkzoid / Album: No Listening [ZK 970 387]
Label: Mook Records
Good lord this is some faint-spell inducing experimental wildness! Listen to with headphones if you want to loose your balance. So out there, its hard to say exactly what the topics of the songs are. Some of it reminds me of the Butthole Surfers during their trippier moments. Several FCCs here and there. Best picks 3, 5, 6, 11, 12
1) rolling psychedelic rhythm, not for little kids. turns into a mid-paced, delusional rocker after an ambient breakdown.
2) FCCs. wild swirl of noise and some funny associations rapped out. FCC - "fucking", "fucker"
3) ominous sounding background, panned out 'metalic' claps, keyboards attempt melody. some acoustic guitar. cool.
4) drumbeat low, vocals about not knowing something, beat goes away and robotic voice talks during disembodied screams abound. weird.
5) ambient keyboards turn into a 70s disco-inspired rock tune with guitars and demonic voice over. RAD.
6) closest to a pop song, this one on the paranoia of mind control/capitalism/religion/nihilism. funny & fun!
7) FCC. a spoken word story w keyboard sound effects about mall life, tom waits on acid. FCCs "douchebags"
8) more heavily echoed/effected spoken stuff, with guitar. about priest abuse. pretty dark.
9) voices in the ether that sound unhappy, screeches and electronic lazer sounds.
10) FCCs. I ain't gonna work for the man no more. FCC "ass", "this fucking job".
11) horror movie music noise, creepy and perverse.
12) something like ween's "blarney stone" meets dystopian social/political views. it is disturbing!
Label: Mook Records
Good lord this is some faint-spell inducing experimental wildness! Listen to with headphones if you want to loose your balance. So out there, its hard to say exactly what the topics of the songs are. Some of it reminds me of the Butthole Surfers during their trippier moments. Several FCCs here and there. Best picks 3, 5, 6, 11, 12
1) rolling psychedelic rhythm, not for little kids. turns into a mid-paced, delusional rocker after an ambient breakdown.
2) FCCs. wild swirl of noise and some funny associations rapped out. FCC - "fucking", "fucker"
3) ominous sounding background, panned out 'metalic' claps, keyboards attempt melody. some acoustic guitar. cool.
4) drumbeat low, vocals about not knowing something, beat goes away and robotic voice talks during disembodied screams abound. weird.
5) ambient keyboards turn into a 70s disco-inspired rock tune with guitars and demonic voice over. RAD.
6) closest to a pop song, this one on the paranoia of mind control/capitalism/religion/nihilism. funny & fun!
7) FCC. a spoken word story w keyboard sound effects about mall life, tom waits on acid. FCCs "douchebags"
8) more heavily echoed/effected spoken stuff, with guitar. about priest abuse. pretty dark.
9) voices in the ether that sound unhappy, screeches and electronic lazer sounds.
10) FCCs. I ain't gonna work for the man no more. FCC "ass", "this fucking job".
11) horror movie music noise, creepy and perverse.
12) something like ween's "blarney stone" meets dystopian social/political views. it is disturbing!
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Charting
2011-06-26 — 2011-08-28
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Aug 28 | 1 |
| Jul 17 | 1 |
| Jul 10 | 2 |
| Jul 3 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | Aisha Kandisa | ||
| 2. | A Day In The Life | ||
| 3. | Immaculate Termination | ||
| 4. | Secret Lives Of Mites | ||
| 5. | Mechanical Misdemeanors | ||
| 6. | I Believe | ||
| 7. | Wooden Indian | ||
| 8. | God, Inc. | ||
| 9. | Unhappy Thoughts | ||
| 10. | Who's Da Man | ||
| 11. | 7th Level Of Hell | ||
| 12. | Disturbing Little Song |