Music For Voyeurs
Music For Voyeurs
Monday 5th of July 2010
By Steve
Be warned, Music For Voyeurs is an exercise in introversion, the result of intense unrest and melancholy.
'Drink The Miracle Water' is an audio protest against crazy religious television with a bizarre monologue sample, strange synth sounds, warm synth strings and wiry guitars.
Sounding like aquarium-music, 'Minsk' is altogether more piano-based with a gentler composition. Just a hint of strings adds some atmosphere to this instrumental soundtrack.
'Twins' returns us to the samples from oddball Christian television. This song has a feeling of impending doom sewn into its orchestral-warm-up fabric.
There's a bit of a beat and plenty of guitar-action in 'Octopus', which is an atmospheric piece of incidental music.
This record doesn't have massive appeal. It is a bit off-the-wall and at times even jarring - but this was never really recorded for public consumption. This music exposes the naked soul of its composer and perhaps heals some of the wounded melancholy that it portrays.
Official Rating
We rated this record 2 out of 5.
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