Necroanal
"Obligatory Self-Titled
Debut Release" CD
Smell The
Stench
Genre:
industrial, noise, powernoise
Aug 11 2008 |
Despite Necroanal's morbid angle, there is something undeniably
funny about them. Perhaps it's the title of this album, or the band's
name itself for that matter. Perhaps its the satirical grindcore-esque
titles to this album's "songs" (personal favourites: "The Ol'
Vibrating Rubber Vagina/Meat Grinder Switcheroo," "Ten Years of Yoga,
Seven Ribs Removed, One Stomach Staple, and I Still Can't Rim
Myself.") Perhaps it's the fact that they explicitly state that tracks
20 and 21 are extras, despite a lack of anything distinct or
distinguishable about them. I'm not certain exactly what makes me
chuckle about the curious entity that is Necroanal, but I do
know that their brand of noisy rhythmic industrial music rules pretty
hard.
The Necroanal formula is relatively simple: insert rhythm
loop, drench with feedback noise, throw in some samples
(pseudo-melodic or not) and watch the fun. Obligatory... is not
far off from the powernoise genre, although it has a more primitive
sound than genre staples Noisex or Tarmvred.
Particularly fun is the freeform chaos of "Head Cheese and Moutain
Oysters" and the pure power behind "Ghetto Prostate Cancer
Prevention." And "this song sucks, i mean it!" is also worthy of note
for its unrelenting brutalization of a childish dinky pop melody.
Noiseheads look out: this hefty release comes by way of Australian
label Smell the Stench, who have made it freely available in zip
format from
their
website (it is release no. 10 from their internet label
catalogue.)
necroanal's myspace
78%
youuuuuuuutube!:
red white and puke video
Matt Shimmer
[Vitals: 21 tracks, distributed by
the
label] |
