warofwrath

Salmonraptor's first album introduced me to a very creative artist and "No Crusts, Please" is a fantastic addition to that repertoire.

This album is upbeat, slightly quirky, and full of amazing sound layers. Also interesting was how well the song titles fit the unique sounds of each album, it was really clear that thought was put into those descriptions.

I recommend this album to anyone who wants something inspiring to listen to while gaming, writing a paper, or just chillin'.

My chief complaint would have to be that the vocals weren't recorded well for every song. Maybe this is part of the style--don't ask me, I'm not a musician.

What I really love about this album is the consistency of the lyrics. The message gets across and gets across very hard.

Secret Bunkers has become one of my favorite songs of all time.

Thanks for putting out some great music, looking forward to more.

I can't comment on the lyrics, but the vocals and musical arrangements come together in an upbeat pop-rock fashion. Plenty of drums, guitar, and great backup make for a consistently pleasing album. The only track that really stood out for me was "Je traine"--definetely a a shoe-in to my playlist of favorite French music.

Electrilogie is the first album posted by Mercer to Jamendo. Great use is made of overlapping sounds to achieve that state of music somewhere between dance-floor jive and personal listening quirkiness. The only disapointment to Electrilogie is that it is a trilogy (as implied by the name) and thus more of an EP than a full album. It didn't feel like I got to listen to the full range of sounds. Hopefully Mercer will see fit to post more tracks to Jamendo and improve upon a very solid set of electronic music.