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Brandon Seabrook: Die Trommel Fatale
Due batterie contro le quali battagliano strumenti a corda, elettronica e voci gutturali in lotte spesso furibonde nelle quali ci si avvinghia, si lanciano colpi proibiti, si graffia, e talvolta si prende pure fiato, tra inquietudini e incubi. Die Trommel Fatale è lavoro dalle atmosfere gotiche dove le diavolerie elettroniche fanno a gara con quelle vocali, lo stridore delle corde con il turbinio irregolare e segmentato delle batterie, e le atmosfere sulfuree abbondano. Qua e là fa capolino lo Zorn periodo hardcore, ma Die Trommel Fatale è soprattutto un inno alla radicalità visionaria di Brandon Seabrook cantata con ritmo cinematografico e massicce dosi di eccentricità.
Track Listing
Clangorous Vistas; Emotional Cleavage; Abscessed Pettifogger; Shamans Never R.S.V.P.; Litany of Turncoats; The Greatest Bile Pt.1; The Greatest Bile Pt.2; Rhizomatic; Quickstep Grotesquerie; Beautiful Flowers.
Personnel
Brandon Seabrook
guitarSam Ospovat
drumsDave Treut
drumsChuck Bettis
electronicsMarika Hughes
celloEivind Opsvik
bassChuck Bettis: voice.
Album information
Title: Die Trommel Fatale | Year Released: 2017 | Record Label: New Atlantis Records
About Brandon Seabrook
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