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- Listening recommendations: Yr Bad Hat, Tent
Impressions
And my first review of the year will be
noisy, hard for many to get through, and gleefully so. Hector's
self-aware LP title One Man's Treasure is Another Man's Trash is probably a decent hint for those not interested in the sonic
spectrum on display here. If the idea of free jazz, rock, and noise
together in a single mixture does not appeal to you, it's probably
Trash, but I certainly feel there is Treasure to be found. “Yr Bad
Hat” for example, drenched in feedback and noise effects to be
sure, is an excellent slow burn prog rock song with a head bouncing
rhythm. That there is now a crackling, unhinged adaptation of Mary
Had a Little Lamb (called “Mary Had a Little Limb” here, those
cheeky monkeys) in the world is reason enough for me to say “Go.
Listen to this now, you.” even though I know this me aiming at
niches. The real standout track, at least in terms of inventiveness
is certainly “Didgeridont”, a song built around a simple
wandering, repetitive guitar line that's bludgeoned by the sheer size
and heft of the didgeridoo. “Didgeridont” and “Mary” combine
to make psyche melting little trip that thankfully “Tent” brings things full circle; back to outright music, and you can walk away unscathed. It's an oddity,
something I seem to specialize in it seems, and worth a look.
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