Mechanical Organic - Disrepair Part Two - The Pleasure Fled - review
Mechanical Organic - Disrepair Part Two - The Pleasure Fled - review
Tracklist
01. Into The Fangs Of Lunacy02. Into The Fangs Of Lunacy [Radio edit version]
A review by
Raiden October 09, 2009
Back to the release at hand though; Disrepair Part Two - The Pleasure Fled is, you've no doubt gathered, an interesting release. The song plods along with the aforementioned soulful solo-ing guitars and a myriad of other instruments (about four different types of bass guitar for starters). The first "verse" of vocals sounds rather good; the chanting is harmonised with the regular vocals to good effect. Like the first Disrepair album, Part Two has a rather political/"conspiratory" theme to it. You can kind of tell too with the samples of what sounds like American radio broadcasts. They appear rather frequently could potentially be annoying so some listeners but they are in a way fitting. If you can tolerate the same sort of thing in some Ministry songs then you should be able to here too.
While this isn't the longest release Mechanical Organic has done, it's an interesting change of direction. At least in this format you get a couple of fixes of the band's music each year. Different types of vocals, solos mixed with distorted guitars and a huge array of other instruments makes Disrepair Part Two - The Pleasure Fled an attractive and somewhat unique EP. For anyone who wants "something different" they may just find it here in this Progressive, almost Avantgarde metal release.
Rating breakdown
| Performance: | 8 |
| Songwriting: | 9 |
| Originality: | 9 |
| Production: | 7 |
Written by Raiden | October 09, 2009
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