Esce per la sua Hospital Productions il nuovo lavoro di Prurient ed è il trionfo dell'harsh noise più iconoclasta e radicale, ma anche più ridondante e noioso. Quattro lunghe tracce in cui Dominick Fernow non pone limiti al suo titanismo rumorista, sfregiando i solchi a più non posso, prigioniero di una fonderia caotica e devastata, in balia di sibili, squassi armonici, seghe elettriche, feedback mostruosi, bombardamenti gratuiti e cacofonie bestiali.
Non si capisce bene dove il tutto voglia andare a parare. La cosa migliore, alla fine, è la copertina.
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29/03/2012
This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by Francesco Nunziata, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.
The ferocious harsh noise dispatch from Fernow's land of torment
An offhand, superfluous divertissement for Dominick Fernow
A rather underwhelming record from the American noiser
After his stint with Cold Cave, Dominick Fernow reworks his sound, still showing little conviction
Dominick Fernow returns with an hour-long cassette torn between noise drones and power-electronics
Yet another minor work from the American musician, born during the making of "Bermuda Drain"
Dominick Fernow still grappling with the abrasive matter of harsh noise
Mr. Fernow delves deeper into his explorations, firmly within minimal-techno territory
Between mournful detachment and lucid martyrdom, Mr. Fernow returns with one of his most ambitious works
The noise project turns twenty with a monolithic dark-ambient summation
Dominick Fernow's latest effort, steeped in massive doses of noise, violence, urban nightmares and twisted synthetic structures
A new experiment for Sam Shepherd, this time between electronic and contemporary music
The most markedly alt-rock work yet from the English band fronted by Conor Mason
The new album from the Anglo-Berlin duo is an ode to resilience
New songs from the Zelienople singer-songwriter, written while wandering through the Appalachians
Ten convincing tracks that confirm the talent and ambitions of the young Dublin post-post-punk quartet
Inspired by Kathleen Edwards, Lucinda Williams and Tom Petty, the scrappy debut from the Nashville-based artist
The Australian singer-songwriter's return is a tribute to the need to escape the logic of the mainstream
A refined blend of bossa nova, jazz, psychedelia and classical music