New album: Hacks Plastic – “Mabullly Meancholy”

The sound of the attractive heart compound is drawn throughout Great sadnessThe newly released album from Plastic breakthroughs. The Philadelphia project, which includes two identical twins, Brian and Brandon Beach, and balances plastic breakthroughs with the productions with melodic productions with personal contemplation-objectively extending from reflections on strangulation occupations, which are in “ridiculous rituals” to a feeling of unclear identity in “your interview in Chelsea”. Aesthetic conjunction with the pride of Boik, the children of the pet store and the LCD Soundsyste system in points, the release excels in its simultaneous struggle for the longing and modern amenities.

The album, “Tamper ritual” is opened with climate appeal – transmitted from intermittent distorted pulses to brighter outbreak. Initial lyrical perspectives transmit a more interested teenager-“red and blue animals dance in a circle around you”-an exhausted spirit. After that, the audio audio disposal wanders after that, in elongation without words that slip with analogy at the atmosphere of the vitality of restart. Loiled guitar injection in the middle of a point raises this new inspiration, wonderfully. The words “When you abandon hunting to accumulate invisible towers” call for progressive topics in childhood to drowning in the workflow in adulthood; The opening track is a suitable starting point in its objective photography of death and depression after the Bluer sky initially.

The “slow glow”, which followed in its dreamer vocal tones, raises a reflective function. Lyrical views of the efforts in perseverance – “I am trying …” – moving smoothly within the momentum of noisy, decorated with a quieter tune. “I can’t find myself sometimes, I feel like I am dying,” “When I try to write another tired metaphor, compare the way I now feel what I felt before,” singing a fourth wall of some kind, with reference to the process of writing songs and the effect of emotions with artistic accuracy.

It seems that “Meet You In Chelsea” highlights “Meet You In Chelsea” in “Rent” in his elegant charm roaming in his elegant charm that wanders in its occurrence, and it highlights the ingenuity of “rent” in its transformation from the emissions of the spoken word into a melody hook in an emotional urban place. “It will meet you in Chelsea, one day soon,” exudes a sad audio presence within the sparkling and magnetic synthesis – transmits hope and yearning within a world trapped in the superficiality and situation. A group of other unforgettable outstanding points-in the infection of the time of “Get Ittther” and “eight consecutive days of fresh hell”. A completely successful album of plastic breakthroughs, Great sadness Ultimately, it resonates as an Audissa Bob-one-ever dances through disappointment with the anthem, while not losing the vision of painful humanity in its essence.