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Implicit Doom has finally released this album after many delays, and it definitely proves to be his strongest to date. After I had heard the Graffiti single, I had hopes for this thing which I thought wouldn't be fulfilled, especially after hearing the other two singles which honestly felt like a bit of step backwards. But hearing the album in full, I'm pleasantly surprised. Despite it still having a couple of moments that I'm really not a fan of, Doom's Black Album leans closer to the quality ... read more
Souls For Breakfast
I like the timbre of the synthline, but it has a certain cheapness to it that I don't like. Also that bassline sounds super awkward until the drums come in and it finds its pocket. It is mixed way too loud though. The guitar loop is awful though. It sounds out of tune and the chorus effect sounds really bad with it. Honestly it reminds me of my Pretty Things era music haha. The drop out until the beatswitch was bad too. It stopped out of nowhere and when it came back in was ... read more
As with any proper Self-Titled release Implicit Doom is really making a statement about the direction and quality in their music going forward
The first thing to note is how much better the production seems to be across the board, not just Carbomb which has help from Reno Schroeder. Each song feels a little tighter and punchier before, percussion is able to stand at the front of the mix without being overbearing and individual layers of melody or atmosphere have been mixed such that each is ... read more
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Track List
- Souls For Breakfast
- Graffiti
- Cocainia
- Clutter
- Carbomb
- It's Not The End Of The World, But It Sure Feels Like It
- Specter (Letting Go)
- Neon
