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Rating: If we talk about music, these MoRkObOt undoubtedly fit into my personal Italian menu; trilobed band with percussion and double bass, an entity that offers instrumental tracks that are captivating both in aesthetics and in the disjointed and disproportionate offering of dissonant melodies; seeing them again last night play within the ropes of a rickety ring rekindled the love.
MoRbO, year 2011, but purchased by me on the last occasion, is the next piece in the sequence MoRkObOt/MoStRo/MoRtO; though not a metal record, without excluding its heaviness, it inevitably brings to mind Meshuggah in terms of its soundscape, or an electrified and even more progressive version of Primus that continuously dismantles within the industrial mesh of noise; thus, metallic music that well reflects the elastic-linear nature of the 4 plus 4 strings available, where Lin and Lan are anvil and hammer that mark mechanical rhythms on textures that originate in psychedelia, consistently shredded by the way by the performance of the massive drummer Lon; accompanied by an excellent squelch of reverb and delay.
It seems to me that unlike other works, MoRbO doesn't take too long, letting the continuous deviations flow without digressing, which in addition to evolving fractally make listening quite digestible after all; for me, there are always applause for these anagrammatic uppercase-lowercase from Lodi aka L’odi, I thank them very much, among the most beautiful of our native musique.
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