Drose-
A Voice 7” review
This slab o’wax is straight up
STRANGE- sort of a mix of many genres.
The first song is an instrumental kind of industrial noise with a slight
incline towards noise rather than music- weird, but good. The second song “My Face” is like loud
industrial, possibly gothy rock, if the imagery were different. The record sleeve/cover isn’t indicative of
any goth style, at least that I’m aware of.
Still, this song is a very catchy, semi-danceable number- soothing in
the way that loud music probably should be.
“A Cry” continues this post punk/industrial/dancewave vibe- very simple
vocals and drum rhythms, grindy guitars, and crunchy bass sounds; it sounds
like postmodern cyborgs fucking in the back room of a gothy nightclub- one is
hard pressed to turn down something like that.
“Knuckle” keeps the vibe going, but seems more like noisy no wave music,
being largely devoid of structured music, but still having female vocals sing
and give a purring sort of howl in the background- interesting. For those who like City Club’s soundtracks
and those who like their shit way off the beaten path. I was truly surprised that I liked this, and
even more than I happened across it.
Ka-ching!
-Aunty Social
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