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How to describe that undefined love for the rhythmic virtuosity of Budgie, that autistic rhythm which becomes traction and contraction, which irreversibly marked the maudit and kaleidoscopic sound of End - Banshees and Beginning - Creatures. Discover the review
How to describe that undefined love for the rhythmic virtuosity of Budgie, that autistic rhythm which becomes traction and contraction, which irreversibly marked the maudit and kaleidoscopic sound of End - Banshees and Beginning - Creatures.
The album, as can be deduced also from the cover, is strongly minimalist and inspired by Japanese culture (this is also evident from tracks like "Godzilla!" and the use of the daiko, a kind of large Japanese drum), the sounds are a mix between tribal and avant-garde, and naturally, the percussion takes center stage, with the singer's voice occasionally interjecting without ever becoming invasive (for example, in the first song, it appears only at the final phrase). Discover the review
The album, as can be deduced also from the cover, is strongly minimalist and inspired by Japanese culture (this is also evident from tracks like "Godzilla!" and the use of the daiko, a kind of large Japanese drum), the sounds are a mix between tribal and avant-garde, and naturally, the percussion takes center stage, with the singer's voice occasionally interjecting without ever becoming invasive (for example, in the first song, it appears only at the final phrase).
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