Reviews by marcusmuck-again

I've been getting into Bandcamp recently and buying albums for a small cost - better for lots of smaller bands get a better cut.

This is lo-fi and very 60's influenced. It's really unsettling and dreamy in places and I like it.

My missus commented just the other day "where are all the Muse albums instead of this sh*t"?

I'd forgotten how good they are - spiralling vocals, incessant bass and driving drumbeat. Amazing

Not really singing as such but spoken word? The music is good- strings and rocky moments.

I'm suprised not to have heard of them- maybe a transatlantic blocker in place.

Still, they're ok but nothing special in my book.

OMG this is from 2024.....?

It sounds like it could be from any year since the 70s by any country artist young or old it's so generic.

Having said that the quality of musicianship is really high- very impressive.

I remember my auntie had this album in her collection and I was always intruiged (this being before Spotify).

It's pretty chill- very 70s with the rough edges smoothed away.

AuriAuri

Rated 6/10

It does kind of remind me of 'Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga' but in a good way.

Earnest, Folky/Celtic tunes. It was nice to listen to.

SymbolicDeath

Rated 4/10

Truly uninspiring generic and devoid of any shred of originality.

Musically proficient and well produced copying what a thousand other bands have already done is not worthy of admiration.

This is truly the death of music.

That in 2025 we can get insipid engineered nonsense like this is really sad.

It's not even original- it's copied lots of other bands and gimmicks.

Truly cynical.

This is really odd. It's not 'music' as such and I'm hesitant to dismiss it . Genre within genre all with different names.

My missus said "turn this sh*t off as it's giving me a headache"

Listening on YouTube a genuine ad popped up and I had to check whether it was part of the 'music'. Oh how we laughed.