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Kot Homewrecker by Marcy The Baptist is a versatile project both in sound and in concept. I have so many things to say about this album it’s gonna be difficult to write it all out coherently, but here’s my attempt. This album deals with topics like betrayal, yearning, depression, derealization, bliss, being silly, the perc 10 just to see what it’s like, credit cards, AI, the mass pike, being care-free and more. Listening to this album feels like I’m looking into a portal of someone else’s life and living through it in different stages in both good and bad moments in time. At times this album is super heartfelt and melancholy / bittersweet, other times it’s joyful and danceable with both conventional rock instrument sounds and heavy audio collage-style sampling throughout this project. There’s a lot going on in this album and there’s a lot going for this album as well, some tracks sound like some sort of unreleased Sarah Records material with twice the distortion and no British accent. ...

  Knock Knock…. Who’s there? Boss Finzi. Boss Finzi who? Boss Finzi is a sound blanket plunderphonics duo with adventurous undertones sharing satirical cigarettes and blunts in a circle with their friends. Knock knock… Who’s there? Boss Facsimile? Boss Facsimile who? Boss Facsimile is the second album by Boss Finzi. This album acts as a carnival and a doctors office, a drunk mans ramblings and presidential speeches simultaneously and connectedly. This album submerges itself in effects and affects, the more effects the more affects it will have is the golden rule. Yet Boss Facsimile isn’t messy-sounding, moreso bleepblop-adjacent. Many electronic instrument paper jams will pursue with sample heavy rhythms and 2008 computer virus noise will give computer technology majors, major flashbacks to hell and back. So this is a warning to windows technicians, don’t listen to this album. As for everyone else reading this I highly recommend the ghoulish corn maze that is this album. Boss Facsi...

  An Essential Practice of The First Amendment Why I Don’t Like The Government Flowery Speech: Page One Do you know why I don’t like the government? It’s simple really: They no longer, and rarely ever have contributed to anything but themselves, they never intended to make it easier to find a job, make it easier to pay rent, get insurance, buy food or pay medical bills and taxes.  They never have protected the population from getting hurt, killed or kidnapped, in fact the easiest jobs to get are the jobs that involve hurting, killing or kidnapping other people. The police, the military, Immigration and Customs Enforcement are all easy jobs to get, (and they’ll pay you well). The list goes on; but there’s still more to it. Not only do they create jobs that act as terrorists against their own population and other countries’ populations, they are also watching everything you do, even me as I’m writing this and they are probably very displeased with me right now as well. The next ...

  Strange Logic by Cryptwarblr is a very profound and interesting album for me. A wide range of undertones and descriptions came up for me while writing this. This is because some tracks on Strange Logic can be very grim but tranquil at the same time, and other parts are more energetic and vibrant. In all of the different modes this album presents one thing remains the same, I find myself thinking “wow, this album sounds really cool”. This album does a really good job of expressing sadness, bliss, fear, curiosity, danger and being content, at least that’s what came up for me while listening.  Circuit-bent electronics and the music or noise that comes out of them has always been a major interest to me. This album was made with a circuit bent Casio MT-240 keyboard which fits the criteria perfectly. With the new and improved keyboard there is so much more sound and depth to this album with multilayered synthesizer-replicating loops, melodies, rhythms and tempos presented in vario...

Reality of life for many includes suffering and anguish. With grief and dismay sitting closely, The Cost Ov Living to me has been an expression of that reality yet at the same time they serve as a reminder that it doesn’t have to be this way for anyone. On their newest album, “The Sovereign and the s0n”, The Cost Ov Living produces some of their most sinister sounding work I’ve heard from them so far. The vocal performances are unnerving and astoundingly impactful with equally eerie and beautiful instrumentation / sampling that adds the depth of an abyss to the overall composition. The different styles experimented with on this album is also impressive, I hear a lot of industrial, dark ambient, chiptune, and hip-hop in this as well as harsh noise and drone influences as well. The Sovereign and the s0n is personally my new favorite Cost Ov Living album and I hope you enjoy listening to this thought provoking masterpiece. Listen and support here  

  Normally I tend to avoid writing about bands twice but Bobby Butter and Sammy Snakes are breaking up if I don’t so being the last thread keeping the band together I must review this album. This album is truly a mystery to me, I thought I already had this on CD but there are two (or possibly more) variants of Snakes Alive which have different songs on them. It’s funny to me how threatening yet hilarious this album is. It starts off with some tropical background music while a heartbroken Bobby Butter is longing for his girl to pick up her damn telephone.  This version has a favorite of mine “Fitchburg” where it sounds like the buttersnakes are ganging up on me...In Fitchburg. I wouldn’t say anything to the Buttersnakes faces in Fitchburg if I were you. Some of these tracks embrace strange and nonsensical themes as well like “get me 2 the dentist girl” and “feed me eels”. The Buttersnakes will not disappoint you in making you laugh and wonder what is genre. Listen and support h...