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THE REVIEW
"Sin And Lostness" by the Germans Lost Rivers is a black granite monolith.
Rabid paranoia screaming under a wall of sound of maniacal feedback in perpetual saturation that agonizes under the blows of a heavy mechanical drum.
The rude neighbors of A Place To Bury Strangers. Lost Rivers are less crowd-pleasing, less studied, dirtier, and wilder, always pushed to the limit, one step away from losing control and derailing completely.
A deafening wall of sound where remnants of old posters of the earliest amphetamine Loop, the Joy Division with all amplifier settings at maximum can still be recognized.
A mad race of black noise shoegaze with the specter of J. Curtis on vocals.
A neurasthenic sonic assault among the most convincing heard lately.
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Sin And Lostness by The Lost Rivers is a fiercely intense and raw black noise shoegaze album. It features powerful maniacal feedback, mechanical drums, and an unrelenting sonic assault. The music is dirtier and wilder than similar artists, notably A Place To Bury Strangers, with hints of early Amphetamine Loop and Joy Division. Vocals evoke Ian Curtis in a desperate, neurasthenic style.Tracklist
The Lost Rivers
German music group noted in reviews for a loud, noisy, shoegaze-influenced sound; the album 'Sin And Lostness' received strong praise as a dense, abrasive wall of sound.01 Reviews
