What
begins with a point of sharp feedback and dialtone drone becomes covered in
guitar notes and eventually an onslaught of guitar distortion. When I thought that Side A was ending there
were these small “tings” being made but it actually did come back for more
experimental madness after that.
There
are moments of that Star Wars sort of drone waves pattern that once you hear it
you know it going on to kick off Side B and this just on a whole goes to show
you what can be done with various instruments but in such a simple way. Saying it is simple isn’t an insult, it’s
just that I hadn’t thought for quite some time about just how much goes into a
single guitar chord until listening to this cassette.
That
Return of the Jedi Atari sound of synth waves in and out on a constant loop for
most of Side B. There are some almost beeping tones that make
their presence felt and it reminds me a bit of the old “Halloween” theme song
more than anything else. (Though there
might be a bit of “Unsolved Mysteries” in there as well)
Overall
this is some really good drone put to loops and I just feel like I got caught
in the loop and cannot break free as I just want to keep listening to this one
over and over again.
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