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ENDOMETRIOMaurizio BianchiProgressive Electronic2.61 | 6 ratings |
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'Endometrio' is an electronic bludgeoning assault on the senses. It is however a somewhat disappointing album from
Maurizio Bianchi during his most prolific and best period. There's not much going on in these slabs of industrial noise that will hold your attention. Huge, queasy grumbling keyboards are affected with an array of delay effects that make you think Norman Bates is having a one man party wearing a bobble hat and blowing a tooter before murdering Janet Leigh in the bathroom in 'Psycho'. Admittedly it's an ominous and thoroughly spooky album, but it unfortunately falls flat due to the simple fact that there isn't much going on between all the electronic noisescapes. It's all too blunt and one dimensional to have any real impact. It's good enough if you're in the the mood for some blood letting, but quite frankly I'm not. I'm going through a World War One book reading trauma just now and this music just makes me feel sick. Go for 'Armaghedon' or 'Symphony for a Genocide' if you're new to this artist. These are far better examples of Bianchi's output.
Dobermensch |
2/5 |
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