Abrasion
Addict – Death Gives Life to Science – Cassette/download – 2023
https://abrasionaddict.bandcamp.com/
1.
Death
Gives Life to Science.
2.
Anatomy
Ornamented.
3.
The
Pathologisation of Dissection.
4.
Foetal
Maceration.
Death
Gives Life to Science is the second of three releases by Blackpool, UK based
project Abrasion Addict.
The
title track opens the release, this clangs and splutters gagging noise at me. I
like the broken sound, this tries for a long time to be fluid, but is really
hacked into by screaming feedback. Bass hums through the shards of noise occasionally
as they begin to sound like an agonised dogfight – the sound is truly brutal. The
sound builds more body through the bass whilst maintaining the screeching
qualities it built. As the bass begins to rev into the sound a thick density reinforces
and radiates the sound powerfully.
Pulsating
digital repetition is Anatomy Ornamented, fractured voices and crunching form a
busier sound as all battle for dominance. The sound of this track varies massively
from the first. Different noise sounds weave in and out of the work forcing it
to change continuously. Sounds with varying degrees of intensity come into the
sound and dominate for periods of time. The noise chatter argues with a
marching, pulsating, melted noise sound for a long period of time until the
relentless march crushes everything.
The
album ups its intensity further with The Pathologisation of Dissection, this
reaches a full sound immediately, it is like a detailed wall with clarity focussed
on all its aspects. It roars and hisses massively. The depth drops to allow
less noise to work its static magic with less background noise interfering. The
sound chokes and gasps towards its end, rebirthing with a full sound, continually
hacking itself into less.
The
finale of this release is Foetal Maceration is the shortest track, the noises
here sound like screaming buried in static roaring and crunching distortion. The
continual shift is impressive, making an epic end to Death Gives Life to Science.
Bold,
savage, modern-day Harsh Noise. Keep up the solid work my Blackpool Friends.
Army of One 2023.
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