The
first thing that I hear on this Slow Pulse cassette is the sounds of the band
Orgy. Now, Orgy is perhaps best known
for covering a song by New Order, so in a lot of ways those two bands go hand
in hand for me when I’m listening to music that might sound like them, but make
no mistake about it- this starts off sounding more like Orgy than it does New
Order.
As
the cassette goes on though, beats and all, this instrumental music shifts over
from that of the more recent past (When was that New Order cover on the
radio? Late ‘90’s?) to an even more
distant past, back to when, well, New Order was originally releasing “Blue
Monday”.
Yes,
from somewhat less recent straight to “Breakfast Club” sounds, Slow Pulse has
an impressive sound that distinguishes themselves from others by crossing time
barriers in a genre that has had slight alterations and variations of it
throughout the last several decades.
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