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THE REVIEW
A damnably lopsided and polymorphous work, the fourth by the Berlin-based Guido Möbius.
At once fleetingly Pop, bizarrely avant-garde, disjointedly electronic, clangorously pre-industrial: structurally Dadaist, vaguely situationist, yet surprisingly accessible and attractive.
An artisanal patchwork openly undefined and infinite, a smeared canvas with Pollockian vigor where the sound rivulets and noise drippings seem to be thrown there randomly.
And yet.
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Guido Möbius' fourth album 'Gebirge' is a polymorphous and lopsided work blending fleeting pop elements with bizarre avant-garde and pre-industrial sounds. Its structure is reminiscent of Dadaist and situationist art, creating an artisanal patchwork of noise and melody that is both challenging and surprisingly accessible.Tracklist
Guido Möbius
Berlin-based artist described in the DeBaser review as producing polymorphous, artisanal patchwork music that mixes pop, avant-garde and electronic elements; Gebirge is identified in the review as his fourth work.01 Reviews
