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THE REVIEW
TAIOAO, which is not the hellish scream of the "good" Coppino, is an album that has nothing to do with the other solo releases of Mr. Omar Alfredo Rodríguez-López Ajeje Brazorf Garcia Jose-Maria Bappo Rivera Giugiangiuge Alfonso III (At The Drive In / The Mars Volta / Con De Facto)
An instrumental work of unexpected level, with peaks of absolute quality, my dear.
The Apocalypse Inside Of An Orange (2007), is the first concept album based on the sufferings of a damned Orange. The violent tear-jerking story of a small juicy Orange flower child, with vitamins with highly lysergic properties, whose guts were made to burst out of her body and the brain to ooze out of her skull smashed by a crude iron rusty juicer, and how this vitaminous murder quickly became a disturbing trend among the well-thinking bourgeoisie in the centuries to come.
Omar Rodríguez-López - Guitar
Juan Alderete - Bass
Money Mark - Keyboards, Synthesizer
Adrián Terrazas-González - Saxophone, Bass Clarinet
Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez - Drums & Percussion
Melting Chariots 3:53
Knee Deep In The Loving Hush Of Heresy 6:06
Jacob Van Lennepkade II 18:39
Fuerza De Liberacion 5:32
Spared From The Insult List 6:07
Baby Fat 2:51
The Apocalypse Inside Of An Orange 11:12
Coma Pony 6:39
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Omar Rodriguez-Lopez's The Apocalypse Inside Of An Orange is a standout instrumental concept album filled with high-quality compositions. It tells a unique and vivid story of a tragic orange in a disturbing yet imaginative narrative. The album features remarkable collaboration with skilled musicians contributing to its rich soundscape. It diverges from his other solo work, showcasing experimental and progressive elements. Overall, it is an unexpectedly powerful and engaging listen.
Omar Rodriguez-Lopez
Puerto Rican guitarist, composer and producer known for At the Drive-In and The Mars Volta, with an extensive, experimental solo career spanning rock, electronic and psychedelic forms.06 Reviews
