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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Excruciatingly Tedious,
By The Blue Man (Oxford, OXON England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rust (Audio CD)
There are two groups named Iris. One released a most beautiful and inspiring album called "Disconnect" in 1999. This is the other group.Despite the above being clear after less than 20 seconds of listening, one decided to persevere with this 6 track EP out of curiousity. After the 4th track, one could bear it no longer and gave up. Out of tune vocals, incessant guitars and a completely homogeneous background to the point where it was difficult to tell one track from the next. The experience was only comparable to sitting in a small space with poor acoustics and a great deal of background noise (eg. a crowded bar on a busy evening) listening to a live band. This group is not to be hated with either political or religious zeal. However, they are completely bereft of any musical talent and the knowledge that such a work could be brought into existence is, frankly, depressing. |
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Rust by Iris (Audio CD - 1998)
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