Genre/Influences: Electro-pop. Background/Info: Adam Radziszewski and Wojciech Jarzębak is the Polish duo hiding behind Uncarnate….
Genre/Influences: Electro-pop.
Background/Info:
Adam Radziszewski and
Wojciech Jarzębak is the Polish duo hiding behind Uncarnate. Nearly four years
after their debut mini-album “Weak Protein Life” they’re back again unleashing
six new songs plus two remixes.
Content:
The debut work of
Uncarnate was clearly electro-pop driven, but still revealing some minimalism
in the production and a few harder EBM elements. “Reality Breakdown” is more
‘classical’ electro-pop like. It’s a sweet and melodic production with a few
harder (EBM-inspired again) and darker passages. Singer Wojciech
Jarzębak has a rather charismatic voice.
Remixes
have been done by Deaf and Exemia.
+ + + :
There’s a considerable
evolution in the different aspects of the production. The sound became more ‘classical’-like,
but the composition is more elaborate. The songs are simple, but efficient. And
here again I prefer the harder touch running through the body-pop driven “Deep
Green”. I also have to say a word about the cool and more club-orientated remix
of “Samael” by Mexican producer Exemia. Last, but not least the artwork
(digipak) of this album is sober, but great!
– – – :
Uncarnate doesn’t
innovate at any single moment. It’s a fully enjoyable piece of music without
‘hits’ and that’s probably what this band is missing the most.
Conclusion:
It’s not an easy thing to
distinguish yourself at the endless universe of electro-pop music. “Reality
Breakdown” is a pleasant listen, but without major surprises.
Best songs:
“Deep Green”, “Samael –
Exemia Remix”, “Dragon Eel”.
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