Differently from I am no captain, this follow up EP takes a hellish path, winding and burning, a dance with the devil, to the fast tempo of a kicking drum machine (Dead, This Time, Road) and distorted accordion.
And McClements' voice is that passionate, more than before: plus, let's not forget Lonesome Leash is a one-man band, - because that's right what I forgot while I was listening for the first time to this disc. So, his powerful transport is similar to a rapture-in-sound, I like to think.
Road is a flaming ride through the storm of a daze, painful and grave, a sort of revisitation of Suicide's Ghost Rider: eerie reverb/delay on his vocals, an obsessive riff recurring, - his aching and fuzzing accordion turns into a punk element, just like the synthesizer for Martin Rev. And later, the instrumental outro won't heal the wounds of previous four fierce pieces. Time to press play.
And McClements' voice is that passionate, more than before: plus, let's not forget Lonesome Leash is a one-man band, - because that's right what I forgot while I was listening for the first time to this disc. So, his powerful transport is similar to a rapture-in-sound, I like to think.
Road is a flaming ride through the storm of a daze, painful and grave, a sort of revisitation of Suicide's Ghost Rider: eerie reverb/delay on his vocals, an obsessive riff recurring, - his aching and fuzzing accordion turns into a punk element, just like the synthesizer for Martin Rev. And later, the instrumental outro won't heal the wounds of previous four fierce pieces. Time to press play.
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