Perturbator - New Model

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Dig. A bit less cheese than Uncanny Valley, but with all the rawness intact.

nabbed it off his bandcamp today but haven't had a chance to listen properly. he's explicitly said he's trying to move past synthwave cliches, which I can appreciate. Tactical Precision Disarray has been out for quite some time already, I dig that though it's a lot more angular and noisy and weird compared to anything off, say, the last LP.

  On 9/6/2017 at 3:56 PM, usagi said:

Tactical Precision Disarray has been out for quite some time already, I dig that though it's a lot more angular and noisy and weird compared to anything off, say, the last LP.

Parts of this border on industrial. I'm not sure I mind.

Went to his show in Portland earlier this week.

He played bits off New Model, Uncanny Valley, and Dangerous Days. Was a treat to see live. A lot more metalheads than I'm used to seeing at stuff I go to, but that's not surprising.

noice. got a ticket to see him in Sydney soon.

his previous album is probably the loudest album I've ever heard. Sounds like it was mastered by an AI infused with the mind of Rick Rubin gone rogue

this is new to me.

i really like this.

quite alot more than his older albums as far as i can tell from skipping through them.

Is this not industrial music sponsored by Pepsi Max?

dat broodl slam 3:30 into tainted empire is so obscene i can't help but rl-lol.

could do without the one with singing tho. (yeah that's just how IDM i am)