Bluermutt
"Decivilize After
Consumption" CD
Nexsound PQP
Genre: electronic, electro-pop,
post-rock
Barcelona, Spain
Feb 27, 2009 |
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Decivilize After Consumption brings on more melodic
electronic quirkiness from fine Ukrainian imprint Nexsound's PQP
series. Andrey Kiritchenko and his unique label have been
carving out an intriguing niche for themselves on
the electronic scene, and Bluermutt's avant-mess of
techno, electro-pop, and post-rock is a fine addition to the ongoing
story. This record is an elaborate and melodic journey with several
highlights. Opener "Welcome to a Bluer Blue Sky"
is a whimsical yet foot-moving romp, while the absolute top of the
tops on this disc is the one-two punch of cranial post-rock/electro
gem "Fukikin' Jimmy from Here" and brooding soundscape
"Jimmy Coda."
The rest of the disc has its share of highs (Plone-esque "Before
Going to Bed," urgent finale "More About Him
Later") and lows (bland "Old School Lesbians
vs. the 21st Century," irritating "Metallic
Concepts for D and M"), and even a Family Guy sample, but the overall impression
is certainly a positive one. Keep Bluermutt in mind.
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