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Pulled By Magnets: Rose Golden Doorways
ByRochford's latest project, Pulled By Magnets, is one of only a few underwhelming moments (such as ambitiously conceived but dull in execution albums with thereminist Pamelia Kurstin and jaw-harpist David Coulter). With Pete Wareham and bass guitarist Neil Charles (Zed-U, Empirical) on board, the group can be expected to shift tectonic plates, and it does. But the music is overburdened with warp-by-numbers sub-grindcore noise. The abiding impression is of those disaster-in-a-submarine movies in which, as the craft sinks deeper and deeper into the depths, the pressure on its hull produces straining, groaning sounds warning of impending doom. Some may enjoy listening to that. Others may not.
Track Listing
Nowhere Nothing; Slow Shrouded Isle; Breath That Sparks; Those Among Us; The Immortal Fire; Cold Regime People Die; Within; The Moon Of Oduglin; Invite Them In.
Personnel
Sebastian Rochford
drumsPete Wareham: saxophone; Neil Charles: bass guitar; Seb Rochford: drums.
Album information
Title: Rose Golden Doorways | Year Released: 2020 | Record Label: Glitterbeat
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