Background/Info:
I didn’t find that much
information about HΣRMΣS, which seems to be a new project.
Content:
The work features 2 songs
and 2 remixes. The work of HΣRMΣS is driven by an experimental taste mixed
with some industrial influences and driven by linear rhythms. The track
“Cirrosis Mental” also features a kind of horror-like vocals. The other track
is somewhat bombastic and revealing a kind of anarchistic industrial style.
+ + + :
The main strength of this
artist is the very personal approach in sound. It’s a sound you can’t really
compare with other artists and that’s always positive as it reflects
creativity. From both tracks I definitely prefer “Cirrosis Mental”, which has
something anguishing. The remix by Samuel Kerridge is even more dark and
staggering.
– – – :
The B-side track “Ayer
Era La Muerte” and its “Caos + Inmediatismo Remix” can’t convince me.
Conclusion:
HΣRMΣS clearly stands for
an unusual industrial format. I can’t say that I was impressed, but it however
reveals an interesting approach.
Best songs:
“Cirrosis Mental”,
“Cirrosis Mental – Samuel Kerridge Remix”.
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