/Pomp rock, Electro-indie, Art pop, Alternative
pop, Indie rock, Emo/
Comment:
the Moscow-based imprint Clinical Archives is being known for releasing
experimental, improvisational, mostly noisy electronic stuff in the first
place. However, its discography extending above 500 issues to date embraces
albums which could be considered to be a part of folk and indie music. For
instance, I can remember for such artists as Dmyra, This Co., and Post Human
Era. The 14-track album You In The Future could be added to the same
compartment. It is built upon the intention to create emotionally overwhelming,
bombastic pop rock album. On the other side, California, US-based musicians
Daniel Anderson (aka Idiot Pilot) and Daniel Finfer (also known as a part of
Post Human Era) exploit many electronic devices and electronic solutions to
“deviate” from an average emo rock/pomp rock formula and exert their own
concept. For instance, you can hear many programmed rhythms and digitally
fuelled bugs in the combo`s sonic feedback and powerful outbursts. Lyrically
the combo is to be about love, relational problems, and as if searching for boost
to foster their self-belief. The favourite song of mine is The Way It Has To Be which could freely have been a teaser within
some of Air`s albums (more apparently, at Talkie
Walkie). In a word, the issue is a solid exertion.
