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Here I go again on my own, reviewing another nice release by the Eibon guys. Behind this name, avantgarde aesthetics loom in a cold ambience to offer all their wares. The whole thing starts. Noise... noise... noise... Classical lousy intro, I thought. Meek! The whole album consists of that stuff!
To say this is pure noise would be a slight understatement. In fact this is a trial for the most courageous listener, to see who is able to stand all this album, from the first track to the last, hearing it (please notice I haven't used the word “listening”, for that's an unnecessary sentence). It's at the same time pathetic and funny to behold how allegedly serious people release crap like this, consisting of annoying loops and layers of sounds without any connection or harmony whatsoever, and pretending to be groundbreaking alternative artists or something like that. Maybe there are personal traumas behind all these “creations,” probably all this noise trend is made to mock the world and the press. Who knows? It's impossible to put up with all this fuzz going off the speakers. Triumphant over [my] remains? To keep it clear, any kind of triumph is out of your grasp, guys... at least in the musical side of life. If you tried to make a bufoonery style featured under a weird musical tag, congrats. If you see the name of your “band” in webzines, musical media and so on, also accept my humble best wishes for your ego's future as long as you don't pay attention to the honest rating I'm bestowing on your noisy, redundant release.
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: 53.57
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