Usually want to turn off such music but I don't mind these guys. The songs are solid and they are funny as heck, it adds a lot of novelty value to the record. Probably their videos also add to the experience, but I don't mind. They remind me of how Pantera found their sound after Phil joining.

Written by qlacs on 24.03.2023 at 22:32

Usually want to turn off such music but I don't mind these guys. The songs are solid and they are funny as heck, it adds a lot of novelty value to the record. Probably their videos also add to the experience, but I don't mind.

I always find it a bit of a shame when band profiles are completely ignored or just overlooked, so thank you for leaving the first comment here.
Yeah, this is really not as bad as I expected it to be. I must confess that I initially had absolutely no motivation to add this profile, because on paper, this wild mix of genres, combined with the silly album title and the even sillier band name, sounded like toothache turned into music to me.
However, a particular user (cheers to Steaklas!) had apparently gone to great lengths to convince me otherwise, and I'm glad he finally succeeded.

That said, I probably won't become a die-hard Electric Callboy fan in the near future, but you just have to like their hilarious videos.

Very few bands can mix such a wide variety of genres and have it all come together so seamlessly. I can hear influences from Industrial Metal, Nu Metal, Metalcore, Pop-Punk, Pop, Rave, Synthpop, Hard Rock, and absolutely nothing feels disjointed or out-of-place. They also have an untamed sense of self-awareness to them and they don't take themselves seriously at all. A lot of metal bands can learn from that.

It's only 30 minutes long too which I love. Get your shit done and get out. You don't need to waste anyone's time with cliche arpeggios or 5 minutes playing some syncopated fibonnaci sequence or whatever. Just give me the damn songs, kick my ass and be done with it.

This absolutely gets a 10/10 from me and it's one of my favourites of the decade so far.

This album is full of pelvic sorcery.