This
is my second time listening to Nundata and this cassette (Which is sold out, so
I’m listening to the MP3s obviously [EDIT: This is available as a cassette still.]) is a split with Social Drift so in that
sense it has introduced me to that artist and just further proved my theory
that music is the biggest gateway drug that there is.
Nundata
begins with some harsh static, which can come across like a windstorm, before some
lasers come out and start frying up the place. There is squealing and this whole side is
just sort of wild. I remember hearing
Nundata before this, but it seems like I’m going to have to add that name to
the list I have of names that have yet to disappoint me musically.
Social
Drift kicks off some harsh glitch noise that is electro, yet there is a fair
amount of static still. It’s somewhere
between Morse code and the Flight of the Bumblebee. Then it switches into a distorted guitar
chord before hissing with a slight high pitched audio tone. It’s drone and it’s wavy. Those cool, dark Nine Inch Nails guitar riffs come out, you
know, the kind that make you think something loud and powerful is coming out
next.
So once
again, I begin listening to a split with one artist I know and end up enjoying
both of them, giving me more reason to like Nundata and now another fan for
Social Drift. Thanks, split tapes!!
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