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Part 1, "Muerte" starts of where Ennio Morricone left, but with todays instrumentation.
Part 2, "Tot" gives an impression of a quiet death in the pool or somewher else underwater.
Part 3, "Death" seems to desribe the mental death of working in theindustrial production line. And the machines go on followoing their ownlogic and rules.
Part 4? "Hal?l" treats death in a warzone; shattering glass, fallingbombs and permanent explosions compress for an nearly rhythmic piece.
Part 5? "Dod" concludes this summary of death with a 15 minutesledgehammer destroying dreams and hopes into a psychological wasteland.
The title is slightly misleading, as expectations of harsh noise,skulls, crosses and bones are not fullified. But still they—or in thiscase Joe Raimond on his own—achieve a very interesting realization ofthe theme showing different aspects and avoiding usual shock values orextremes.
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Although originally on Mush, home of the fantastic So-Called Artists,it has just been released in Europe by Leaf. Being a fan of all thingsAnticon, I picked it up last year. Unsurprisingly, like everything onAnticon, it's great. It's also seriously weird. I mean if cLOUDEADweren't really hip-hop, then compared to this they were Run DMC. Thiscrazy amalgam of street noise, chanting, spoken word, droning and,occasionally, beats and rhymes is some of the least hip-hop hip-hopI've ever heard. The rhymes can be sung, spoken, whispered or rattledoff at speed. They're often incomprehensible, when they aren't they'reoften nonsensical. (At first anyway.) The backing can range from Lostin Space style 'space sounds' to heavy fucked up beats over the courseof only one song. The whole package, which at first just bewilders,improves with each and every listen (I must be up to listen 20 atleast). The Anticon collective are true trailblazers, reshaping hip-hopas they go, and surely trumping the Def Jux crew as the underground'sposterboys. As Dose says on 'Questions over Coffee', "I'm no leader, Ijust can't see myself following you". It's great to be around toexperience this, even if I am paying crazy import prices for everythingelse on Anticon and Mush.
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