I SHOULDN'T COLOUR MY LISTENING MY READING TOO MANY REVIEWS BUT THE GENERAL SHRIEKS OF JOHN ZORN AND BOREDOMS FEEL FAIR. THEY DON'T SOUND THE SAME BUT WOULD DEFINITELY WORK AS A SUPPORT ACT OR A CONNECTED ACT: MANIC, ANTIC, INTELLIGENT, AND COLOURFUL MUSIC TREADING BETWEEN STRUCTURE AND IMPROVISATION. THE SKELETON IS EXPERIMENTAL ROCK BUT THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IS JAZZ. IT IS PRETTY MUCH A PERFECT LOAD RECORDS RELEASE IN THAT RESPECT.
IN FACT I THINK I LIKE THIS RECORD. IT'S DENSE AND FLIPS BETWEEN RIFFING AND IMPROVISING TO A DEGREE MOST WON'T GET ALONG WITH. IT'S PLAYFULNESS EXTENDS TO DIFFERENT VOCAL APPROACHES INCLUDING COOKIE MONSTER UGGGH DEATH METAL VOCALS ALONG WITH MORE CONVENTIONAL SHOUTING. THERE'S A SAX HONKING ALONG NO WAVISHLY. IT IS GENRELESS AND ATTEMPTS TO STRIDE INTO ITS OWN TERRITORY (WITHOUT QUITE MANAGING IT).
I BET IF YOU CAUGHT TOTAL SHUTDOWN ON A HOT NIGHT THEY'D BLOW YOU AWAY AND PISS YOU OFF IF IT WASN'T CLICKING. ON RECORD THEY'RE NEARER THE FORMER, I WOULD SUBMIT. SOLID STUFF.
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