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SH.TG.N: SH.TG.N
Il vibrafono zigzagante di Wim Segers si infila dappertutto e si intreccia con le rigogliose tastiere di Antoine Guenet e con la chitarra infuocata di Yannick De Pauw. Una triade pericolosa che non lascia nulla al caso e non fa prigionieri. Anche perché attorno a loro la terra brucia e il propellente vero viene gettato dalla ritmica impeccabile di Dries Geusens e di Simon Segers, rispettivamente al basso e alla batteria. Le esplosioni si succedono senza lasciarci tregua. Non serve chiudere le porte, la loro energia abbatte ogni barriera. Inarrestabili.
Track Listing
01. Dead Baby; 02. Deejays Should Have Low Self-Esteem; 03. Eyjafjallajokull; 04. Shitgun; 05. Camera Obscura; 06. Shotgun (Afraid Of); 07. Save Us From Bloody Women; 08. Erase Her Dad; 09. A Glimpse Into Eternity; 10. Esta Mierda No Es Democracia; 11. J33 (Don’t Wanna See); 12. Black Beetle.
Personnel
Fulco Ottervanger
pianoAntoine Guenet (tastiere, voce); Fulco Ottervanger (voce solista); Wim Segers (vibrafono); Yannick De Pauw (chitarra); Dries Geusens (basso); Simon Segers (batteria).
Album information
Title: SH.TG.N | Year Released: 2012 | Record Label: Moonjune Records
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