AaronLionheart

(Original) When I listened for the first time to Faust I thought that the band was focused mainly on the rock, drone and industrial genres from what I heard a few weeks ago on Ravvivando, a project that I picked tottaly random. But here, on their gorth self titleled instalment, the production it's more melodic and present more repetition, then I realised that the project it'i in the krautrock genre, which in Ravvivando I cannot really recall. The producion it's casual, raw occasionaly, and ... read more

(Original) I already heard some of the tracks from here in the Tiny Desk Concert and on Adult Swim, so that I had a clear idea about what was about to hear. Then all of that was exacly what I was expecting, great lyrics, great production and constantly something new to explore. The only thing that I wasn't crazy about was the coherence of songs which was constantly with one or two songs in the tracklist that were just solid or descent.

(Original) This is my first listen of a full LP by Nem and I do thi only noe because there were way better rappers then him that more crazy about then him. This one it's mostly forgettable but the rap style of him it's just annoying, because he sounds like he's mad at everyone for no reason. And I heard that after the Slim Shady era there are only flopps in hidiscograpy because of his tone. The production on this project was solid, the lyrics were sometimes descent, sometimes forgettable and ... read more

(Original) I finally get to review something from this band and I feel really bad for being so late but I digress. This is one of the most solid structured punk and albums from my knowledge so far. Every song it's loud and abrasive and at the same time catchy. The interludes also help out on making some pauses between these dense tracks and relax a bit the listener with some radio recordings that some of them are shortly interesting. The only things that I whish it had more versatility and a ... read more