Genre/Influences: EBM, dark-electro, industrial. Background/Info: Behind Red Market is hiding Brandon Duncan who’s also involved…
Genre/Influences:
EBM,
dark-electro, industrial.
Background/Info:
Behind
Red Market is hiding Brandon Duncan who’s also involved with more familiar
projects such as Nerve War, Sterilizer, The Sequence Of Prime and more recently
NWvic. Red Market claims to be an electronic project dealing with lyrical
themes such as Hollywood cults, rituals, elite blood transfusion, human
trafficking ao. The album is available as a limited cassette release of 100
copies.
Content:
This
album is clearly driven by good-old dark-electro and EBM vibes. There also is a
solid industrial flavor hanging over the production. Globally speaking this
work reminds me of early 90s productions and especially Belgian grandmasters
such as Vomito Negro and The Klinik. The harsh vocal parts are totally fitting
to the sound although I noticed one song with robotic vocals. The work features
5 long-during pieces.
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+ + :
I like this retro-electro approach where the dark atmospheres are making
the essence of the work. The sound treatments are made of icy tones and cool
sweeps accentuating the obscure approach of the work. The songs are rather
elaborated. Globally speaking this work has something refreshing although it’s
pure ‘old-school’.
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– – :
There also is an experimental touch running through some songs, which is
not my favorite aspect.
Conclusion:
It’s
quite funny to realize how a retro-inspired production might be original! Red
Market is a new project with some potential so I really encourage this artist
to move on.
Best
songs: “Learn The Signs”, “Humiliation Ritual”, “Weapon”.
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