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A destabilizing nightmare of infected electronics, contaminated by sound perversions inclined to total nihilism, the wildest and most bizarre experiments that know no boundaries, but are constantly projected towards a raw, pessimistic, and sick vision of a reality represented as a terminally ill patient spending their last hours of life in anguish, delirium, spasms, and convulsions, a cry of alarm against the total indifference of people who do not notice the unhealthy sores that, like chasms, swallow the world day by day. Discover the review
A destabilizing nightmare of infected electronics, contaminated by sound perversions inclined to total nihilism, the wildest and most bizarre experiments that know no boundaries, but are constantly projected towards a raw, pessimistic, and sick vision of a reality represented as a terminally ill patient spending their last hours of life in anguish, delirium, spasms, and convulsions, a cry of alarm against the total indifference of people who do not notice the unhealthy sores that, like chasms, swallow the world day by day.
Born in 1982 in Vancouver by the hands of Ogre (in real life Kevin Ogilvie) and drummer cEvin Key (Key Kevin William Crompton), Skinny Puppy quickly demonstrated, through their early works, a clear delineation of the traits of their musical aesthetic, distancing themselves from the chaotic noise of Throbbing Gristle in favor of a more conventional use of the instruments made available by electronics: synthesizers, drum machines, keyboards, and samplers soon became the main interlocutors of the Canadians' industrial nightmare. Discover the review
Born in 1982 in Vancouver by the hands of Ogre (in real life Kevin Ogilvie) and drummer cEvin Key (Key Kevin William Crompton), Skinny Puppy quickly demonstrated, through their early works, a clear delineation of the traits of their musical aesthetic, distancing themselves from the chaotic noise of Throbbing Gristle in favor of a more conventional use of the instruments made available by electronics: synthesizers, drum machines, keyboards, and samplers soon became the main interlocutors of the Canadians' industrial nightmare.
Historic album, don't miss it. Discover the review
Historic album, don't miss it.
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