Spektr - The Art To Disappear

This sounds absolutely incredible. Dirty sound, engrossing atmosphere.

I didn't like it so much

Still sounds like crap tbh. I don't understand how this band ever got a following. Lowest rung industrial bm.

Pretty neat how all the vocals are sampled. Brian Eno and David Byrne did an album like this back in 1980 (when the process was considerably more difficult). The instrumentation itself stands up well; I especially dig the underproduced drums coupled with electronic timbres. Smooth jazz atmosphere on the final track.

Written by [user id=4365] on 02.02.2016 at 15:18

Still sounds like crap tbh. I don't understand how this band ever got a following. Lowest rung industrial bm.

Eh it's not that bad. Certainly better than their previous album at least

Written by Alex F on 11.02.2016 at 19:50

Eh it's not that bad. Certainly better than their previous album at least

For a French industrial black metal band I can't think of many bands I'd rather not listen to. They just seem so redundant.

Definitely better than what I was expecting. Not bad at all.

I know they rely more on sonic, tricks, production and decibels than good songwriting but its still fucking decent exactly for that reason. Good listen for a nice and violent industrial blast.