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Critiques sur Unsecurious

29/03/09

Nice electronica album. It is fun to listen to, although it is not perfect. First of all, the sound is a little bit flat and synthetic, especially in the opening track "Regrinder", which is apart from that just great.

And my second complaint regards track no. 8. Why on Earth I could ever want to listen to this moron George of the jungle is beyond my comprehension. Music should be fun not torture, isn't it?

I'm not good at genres of electronica, but most of the tracks probably fall under trance category. But the best for me are tracks nos. 01 & 02, which are really dark & disturbing, with industrial feel.

DGORDON

ESTUPENDO

29/11/08

ESTE NUEVO ALBUM ES UN LUJASO COMO TODO LO QUE HASTA A HORA HAS ECHO PARA MI GUSTO MUSICAL.
FELICIDADES...

softspace

28/11/08

paniq-unsecurious ive just listened too its a confident piece of work,and yes the structure is good
some of it felt trancy some not ,well produced good recordings,nice use of sound,but theres no relaxation
in it,its hard,cold ,machine like sounds,but thats not important in the energy it is really full.
it quite blew me away the intensity and speed....it's far too fast for me....and i still find the use
of the bass drum in that 4/4 rythms is too hard core for me....i prefer multiple patterns

Ivan1984

Reception of then...

26/11/08

Lots of lovely reverberations and resonances abounding, which all piece together nicely. Some pounding beats here and there, with nice level of diversity and strength to do it well. Good synthetic sound construction, with strong, confident rhythm, sometimes right on the edge, like in Sopho or the scintillating beginning of Multiverse Tribe. I Can't Do Anything pulses magnetically at your frontal lobes and drags you into a nice relaxed space, for example, and chants mantras in your ears. Brilliant track, as it is a brilliant album all round. Only six years old and still sounds good, can't be bad. Time will tell ultimately, but I think the music speaks for itself. Curious how a piece like Enemies of Freedom still applies now, after six years of 'democratisation' and since the time of Buonaparte. Nice work. The album, that is!-)