Boris T. Wayne
2007-08-04 23:08:41 UTC
Hello again everyone, welcome to the second of "Boris's Bad Reviews". The
feedback we had from the first of these was sensational for this group,
with one poster getting in touch to tell us that Neuroticfish released
his first album a year before Assemblage 23. If you ask me, they'd both
been listening to too much Depeche Mode.
So, what do we have for you this time? The albums's called "Firewall",
which is always a good sign for us technical types, and the band's
called "Skorbut". All I can remember about them is that they're from
Slovenia, and how many of us can point to that on the map?
Hang on while I pull up a browser... well, fat lot of use that was. OK,
so they're a duo, consisting of Daniel Galda and Jorg Huttner, and their
website doesn't load. Great.
This is their third album, and it's fucking brilliant. I'd classify it
as pretty much classic electro-industrial, ala Project Pitchfork, with
a few twists. The bass is mixed high, so they throb along wonderfully,
and filter sweep the leads like a trance number, but without the rigid
structure. Very danceable. Unlike the second album, most of the lyrics
are in English. Distorted, but not soes you can't make them out.
Oh. That website just came up, and I see this got voted album of the
month. Well.
feedback we had from the first of these was sensational for this group,
with one poster getting in touch to tell us that Neuroticfish released
his first album a year before Assemblage 23. If you ask me, they'd both
been listening to too much Depeche Mode.
So, what do we have for you this time? The albums's called "Firewall",
which is always a good sign for us technical types, and the band's
called "Skorbut". All I can remember about them is that they're from
Slovenia, and how many of us can point to that on the map?
Hang on while I pull up a browser... well, fat lot of use that was. OK,
so they're a duo, consisting of Daniel Galda and Jorg Huttner, and their
website doesn't load. Great.
This is their third album, and it's fucking brilliant. I'd classify it
as pretty much classic electro-industrial, ala Project Pitchfork, with
a few twists. The bass is mixed high, so they throb along wonderfully,
and filter sweep the leads like a trance number, but without the rigid
structure. Very danceable. Unlike the second album, most of the lyrics
are in English. Distorted, but not soes you can't make them out.
Oh. That website just came up, and I see this got voted album of the
month. Well.
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There are many copies, and they have a plan.
Usenet Sanitary Squad ID 128DB.
Smeeter #40 MHM 35x7 BTWH 5.0.