Jungle
Heart is a collaboration between SHED and TUMUL and the results are somewhat
along the lines of what you’d expect, yet not.
The
first side begins ambient and almost channels The X-Files before bringing out
noises that make me think of space. It
becomes very much resembling that, as I can clearly begin to see the
cosmos. Within a short time though, I can begin to
hear Darth Vader’s breathing pattern and then it becomes quite robotic before
going bum bum, getting quiet and ending the side.
As we
flip to the next side, we begin with something that reminds me of Pink Panther
for some reason. The music then takes
an unexpected turn, as we become less noise and have more sort of song
structures and almost dare I say melody.
It becomes crushing, but it also becomes hardcore in ways at the same
time, in the way an experimental indie rock band might sound.
I do
enjoy the TUMUL and SHED tapes both, so it doesn’t really come as a surprise to
me that I like this one too. You should
really just have all three of these tapes, taken an afternoon and listen to
them all in a row until you have a revelation.
Note: cae-sur-a appears to no longer be a functioning
label, but this tape it available through the Carbon Records Mail Order here: http://www.carbonrecords.com/mailorder/catalog/artist/Jungle+Heart
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