December 7, 2024
Mei
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Genre/Influences: Industrial, Experimental.

Format: Digital, Vinyl.

Background/Info: French female artist Caroline Laure Masson is already active for a few years, but still has to reach a wider recognition. She now signed to Ant-Zen releasing the EP “Carnation”

Content: The EP features 4 songs, which are mixing hot, sensual whispers and vocals together with an Industrial-anarchistic sound. The last cut is a live track.

+ + + : This work sounds like a challenge, but definitely one I support. It’s an audacious fusion between Industrial-free style music and hot, sexy vocals. This record still has passages with a strong visual appeal -or is just my personal fantasy when being under the influence of Mei’s vocals. I however also like the menacing sequences and great Industrial arrangements.

– – – : Mei clearly sounds like an experiment and some parts are hardly accessible for a wider audience because of the total sound anarchy.

Conclusion: Industrial music can be really hot and sexual so this will be your first Industrial intercourse…

Best songs: “Burn Dirty”, “Lithe – Live”.  

Rate: 7.

Artist: www.closetomei.com / www.facebook.com/closetomei

Label: www.ant-zen.com / www.facebook.com/antzen.official

 

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