Monster Magnet
Superjudge

THE REVIEW

Slowly something rises. Slowly. You feel the need to let go, but you're compressed by a thousand thoughts. You want to take a bat and smash everything superfluous that suffocates you. Put on the headphones. Close your eyes and listen to "Superjudge". When you're done, you'll feel exhausted. Like after a long endurance run. Because the Monster Magnet of this album will drain you. If you have anger inside, after listening to the entire album without taking a break, you'll emerge like a t-shirt soaked with sweat.

"Cyclops Revolution," the first track of the album, is absolutely devastating. It starts slow and then overwhelms the eardrums with a guitar hurricane, slows down again only to rise toward the highest peaks. There is no refinement. Only emotional intensity. "Twin Earth" the second track, is less original as well as "Superjudge," the third track; but they are overwhelming with their mind-blowing jams and obsessive rhythm. The tracks follow the same line. They give no respite. There's no pause. The brain starts to melt.

"Dinosaur Vacume" is a deadly blow. If you haven't screamed until now, you won't do it anymore. You're destined for oblivion.
Now you have no will left. Continue listening. Even if you no longer know where you are or what you're doing. Uncontaminated cerebral destruction. Sorry if it seems little.