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Rating: THE REVIEW
Tum Pra, Tum Pra, electro noise, avant rock, dismantled.
Tum Pra, Tum Pra, reduced to the bare minimum.
Bzz Argh Bzz Argh, stuttering synths, metallic beats.
Bzz Argh Bzz Argh, reconstructed in a wild, animalistic form.
Bzz Argh Bzz Argh.
Dum Prang, Dum Prang, animalistic is the singing in a non-language, a natural language.
Dum Prang, Dum Prang.
Bruk Brek, Bruk Brek, wild music, alien to the human ear, perhaps an animal could understand it, perhaps a dog. Definitely a dog.
Bruk Brek.
Noises, violated instruments, vocal delusions, 17 disconnected disturbances that lead to nothing and to nowhere they want to lead.
Primitive... Dump Dump.
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Summary by Bot
The review describes St. Ride's Primitivo as a raw and wild album blending electro noise with avant-rock. It features dismantled instruments, metallic beats, and animalistic non-language vocals. The sound is primitive, disconnected, yet compelling and experimental. A unique listen that challenges conventional musical forms.
