Genre/Influences: EBM, body-pop, cinematic-EBM. Background/Info: I discovered this Mexican project a few years ago now….
Genre/Influences:
EBM,
body-pop, cinematic-EBM.
Background/Info:
I
discovered this Mexican project a few years ago now. The debut album “The
Demon-Haunted world” released in 2015 by Advoxya Records was a rather
disappointing introduction to the project’s sound universe. “Manifiesto” is the
band’s second project, which has been released in their homeland by Sector
Industrial Producciones.
Content:
Compared
to the debut album, the influences remain pretty similar, but the global
production has been seriously improved. Neuvision still sounds inspired by EBM
elements, which have been mixed together with an electro-ambient approach
reminding me J.M. Jarre and related artists. On top of it all you’ll also
noticed a few electro-pop elements injecting a catchy flavor to the work. The
vocal parts are rather clear. Both last cuts are remixes by Dimitri Berzerk and
Luis Bishop.
+
+ + :
First of all there’s a cool artwork. The digipak format says much more
than the music you can hear on streaming platforms. Sound-wise Neurovision has
made a serious progression. The carrying bass lines together with the
retro-synth sounds create a surprising, but original match. I’m totally in the
vintage-style of the work resulting in several noticeable cuts. “Eraser” is a
truly attention grabber.
–
– – :
I think it would be a little bonus getting more vocals. The mix of
influences isn’t an easy thing, which I’m afraid will not convince everybody. I
expected a bit more out of the remixes.
Conclusion:
Neurovision
has seriously improved and elaborated their sound. “Manifiesto” is a noticeable
unique work, which I recommend for you to discover.
Best
songs: “Eraser”, “Nukem”, “Sunblock 5000”, “Manifiesto”.
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