Music & Related Reviews. Other writing from the obscure realms of Mr Stu's Mind.
Thursday, 5 September 2013
Godzilla Black - The Great Terror (CD Review)
01.Black And Blue
02.One Out One In
03.Facepaint
04.In Camera
05.In The Forest
06.Goated
07.16
08.Murder On The Beach
09.Return Of The Son Of Godzilla
10.The Blue Music
John Mackenzie (Vocals/Guitar/Percussion/Keyboards)
Alex Nicholl (Guitar/Saxaphone/Keyboards)
Dan Frazer (Bass)
Matt Reid (Drums)
Guest Musicians
Dale Crover (Drums)
Toshi Kasai (Guitar)
Suki Osman (Vocals)
The Great Terror was recorded and mixed by the band and features contributions from drummer Dale Crover (Melvins/Nirvana) and Toshi Kasai (Melvins), working collaboratively as "DEAF NEPHEWS", and guest vocals by Berlin/London based performer Suki Osman.
This is an album full of jarring dischord entwined with melodic interludes and percussive disarray, they have previously been described as "Disconcerting and indescribable post-Kraut mayhem from Hell's own art school" by Classic Rock magazine, which is also a fitting description for this, the follow up to their self-titled debut.
It sure is a strange one! so many different elements and styles that its hard to nail down, some could be indie rock, some could be gothic rock, others like an early Mudhoney whilst echoes of Portishead lurk within.
I suggest you track it down if you like odd experimental and challenging music.
Rating 8/10
For Fans Of : John Zorn, Radiohead, Merzbow
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment