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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Pure Insanity!!,
By "poopsam" (ringoes, new jersey USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Economy of Motion (Audio CD)
This is like one of the craziest cds ever! It is unstructured,spastic,guitardriven,No-Wave destruction! Definately a natural step for Nick Sakes of The Dazzling Killmen.This cd is not for the weak of heart.From beginning to end,This cd just pummels the listener.Not that I know what it feels like but I can imagine this cd is similar to being hit with a sledgehammer over and over again. With all these groups out who are perfectionists and have to have every note perfect,It refreshing to hear a band that just doesn't care,and just rocks out HARD! Fans of Crom-tech,The Cranium,The DazzlingKillmen,Shellac,or Harsh Experimental free jazz,will love this!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
How many times can you experience an hurricane?,
By A Customer
This review is from: Economy of Motion (Audio CD)
Nowadays Colossamite is dead. It was quick and foolish. Ferocious. The former singer of Dazzling Killmen (Nick Sakes) and three twenty something pals (that now are Gorge Trio) are always smiling and they try to seem harmless in all the photo I have seen. But don't trust them. They are the ideal soundtrack of an hurricane destroying your house and you are in the eye of this hurricane they can fall in a state of apathy. The tiring chaos, the entropy spreading out from Colossamite is not the cheap mess of noisy incompetents (they can really play!) nor highbrow-Skingraft-stuff (they remember they once have heard some song). But how many time can you experience this without getting used?
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