I think the entire album was born in a way kind of similar to jerking off... it just came. It could be a parody, but I really don't think it is. It sounds just too damn serious (it's even funnier this way - you just get to laugh at different things). Let's talk about the music itself: the vocalist can't sing, the producer is non-existent, and the technician doesn't know anything about mixing. In order to get away with a cheap studio session, and save a lot of time, they applied a principle known in all areas of art - exaggeratingly overdoing consciously introduced flaws in order to conceal everything they didn't have the capability or patience to correct. Starting from the voice, everything is overmixed, there's a kind of cable noise added in some tracks, and scratchy, hissy kind of sound goes along with several instruments a lot of times. This done deliberatly of course. The riffs are all borrowed from 80's heavy metal, sometimes they almost sound like Judas Priest, and the drums go along with them as well... if vocals would be different you could say that this is a band from the 80's metal. Observing the guitars (when not mixed with hiss, you can clearly see that the distortion is ugly and very poorly mixed with the rest of the instruments... the Hz-s just don't fit together). As the band mentions on the cover of the Cd, "Devilcake - I Can't Believe It's Not Satan - Sounds made by rubbing several slices of turkey pepperoni together..." - and not by sacrificing a lot of time and putting in a lot of effort on order to create something good and LISTENABLE.

written by Cseke Róbert

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