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Seamonsters is the sound of this malignant, nocturnal sea: a storm of guitar distortions, sudden dissonances, sonic incursions - highlights include the furious, interminable breaks of Lovenest, at the end of a refrain reminiscent of Ian Curtis's obsessive monotony - electric ballads on the brink of a nervous breakdown, acoustic ballads disturbed by the thunders of an ever-prominent drum, a metallic, scratching bass - a rhythm section of great experience, as pragmatic as it is effectively destructive - post-hardcore accelerations amidst mists of feedback and walls of distortion raised by the excellent Solowka, at times overshadowing the rest, without however creating the sensory peace effect of certain shoegaze: because toiling underneath, beneath the foam, under the distorted waves of Dalliance, is the desperate pulsing of a disillusioned and disappointed man, seduced and abandoned by his sea monster, the married woman incapable of being swept away by passion, by life. Discover the review
Seamonsters is the sound of this malignant, nocturnal sea: a storm of guitar distortions, sudden dissonances, sonic incursions - highlights include the furious, interminable breaks of Lovenest, at the end of a refrain reminiscent of Ian Curtis's obsessive monotony - electric ballads on the brink of a nervous breakdown, acoustic ballads disturbed by the thunders of an ever-prominent drum, a metallic, scratching bass - a rhythm section of great experience, as pragmatic as it is effectively destructive - post-hardcore accelerations amidst mists of feedback and walls of distortion raised by the excellent Solowka, at times overshadowing the rest, without however creating the sensory peace effect of certain shoegaze: because toiling underneath, beneath the foam, under the distorted waves of Dalliance, is the desperate pulsing of a disillusioned and disappointed man, seduced and abandoned by his sea monster, the married woman incapable of being swept away by passion, by life.
"Bizarro" probably isn’t a five-star album but it definitely contains "Brassneck", "Granadaland", and "Kennedy": unless proven otherwise, you didn’t write them, David Gedge did. Discover the review
"Bizarro" probably isn’t a five-star album but it definitely contains "Brassneck", "Granadaland", and "Kennedy": unless proven otherwise, you didn’t write them, David Gedge did.
"If I could live one day/ again, that day will be the one". Discover the review
"If I could live one day/ again, that day will be the one".
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