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THE REVIEW
One should be a music expert to write reviews, or love music in almost all its forms: I believe I belong to the second category.
It's really difficult to come across something new that you like, especially if the new is electro and also noise, but I am an optimist and an experimenter of new flavors and recipes, so I have started a relationship like "close encounters of the third kind" with the WWW: does anyone know them?
I don't really know how to describe them, but I will be brief, very brief: bass, guitar, synthesizers, drum machine and a drum kit with an extraordinarily strong sound (I think they even made it abarthized).
The title track [Radical Bending] perfectly fulfills its task, the other tracks follow in a wave-like motion, almost like a post-mistral backwash: dance-rock, punk-wave, and perhaps psychedelic-electronic... I repeat, I am not an expert, but I have studied to face dignifiedly this conversation among friends.
As usually happens, I will not buy the original work, but for many of you, I suppose it's not news.
I close with a question and admit the atypicality of the decision: but do you know these Wora Wora Washington? If yes, please explain to me what their genres are. Aloha.
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Summary by Bot
The reviewer approaches Wora Wora Washington’s album Radical Bending with curiosity and openness to experimental sounds. Featuring a mix of electro, noise, dance-rock, and psychedelic elements, the album presents a unique audio experience. Though not an expert, the reviewer appreciates the bold instrumentation and genre blending. They admit to not purchasing the album but invite others to share their insights on the band’s style.Tracklist
