Is this shit what they play at socialist reeducation camps? It's

>>74247066
a tooth for an eye and wymlwbb are fantastic

rest sucks, silent shout is their best

The ambient parts are so painfully pretentious though.

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>>74247066
open your country, anon

>>74247311
t. Anthony

>>74247311
Old Dreams Waiting to Be Realized is unironically the only good track.

>that alien wind instrument in Raging Lung
so good

>>74247066
good fucking post. I kek'd

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The transformation of Knife in the sprawling Shaking The Habitual (Rabid, 2013), which is basically one long expressionist scream, had few precedents. There was very little left of their timid dance-pop. The tribal polyrhythmic stomp A Tooth For An Eye stands as the manifesto of a formidable quantum leap forward in that genre. The same concept of absurdist world-music fuels the pseudo-Andean folk dance of Without You My Life Would Be Boring. Wrap Your Arms Around Me sounds like a religious ceremony infected by Dead Can Dance's exotic ancestral gothic. The zenith of the dancefloor-oriented material comes with Full Of Fire, whose unstoppable throbbing robotic pulsation is coupled with a vulnerable whisper, and whose ten minutes are used for a series of variations, from the scratching effect of early rap records to echoes of Trio's anti-anthem Da Da Da. The lightweight counterpart is Networking, a comic take on Detroit techno. Vastly inferior is the eleven-minute Stay Out Here, whose atmosphere is reminiscent of the lugubrious British dark dances of the 1980s (Public Image Ltd and the likes) plus soul emphasis and Brazilian frenzy. A completely different side of the duo's new style spreads from the oneiric nine-minute fantasy of A Cherry On Top, halfway between kabuki soundtrack and dissonant chamber music, to the ten-minute spaced-out psychedelic journey of Fracking Fluid Injection via the 19-minute Old Dreams Waiting To Be Realized, that explores an abstract subliminal noisescape building up to a harrowing climax. This album catapulted Olof Dreijer to the top tier of post-dance composers and arrangers.