Genre/Influences: Electronic, dance & rock. Background/Info: This is the latest EP from the Parisian based…
Genre/Influences: Electronic, dance
& rock.
Background/Info: This is the latest
EP from the Parisian based trio Th/s /s Sh/t (This Is Shit). After a cool
previous, self-titled EP this new work was already released several months ago
now as an appetizer to their announced full length “///”.
Content: “//” features 4
songs. I experienced this new work as much more electronic and danceable like.
The songs are instrumental versions, which are sometimes a bit
soundtrack-related. Electronics and guitar are once again melting together on
“///”. “Transition 1.2” is a new cut and has been also remixed in a heavier
danceable and groovy edit by LON66.
+ + + : Th/s /s Sh/t is an
atypical formation, which built a sonic bridge between different influences and
styles. The name of the trio, but also their tracks has something enigmatic,
which confirms the atypical approach. I especially like the remix of
“Transition 1.2” by LON66 which features cool, danceable loops and a groovy
touch.
– – – : I can’t say that
I’ve already heard a potential ‘hit’ by this band and it’s always a bit sad
when a remix made by another project sounds more convincing than the original
version.
Conclusion: Th/s /s Sh/t is
hard to seize and also a bit unpredictable so I’m really wondering how their
debut album will sound like.
Best songs: “Transition 1.2 –
LON66 Remix”, “Ecstasy (Remix)”.
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