The Black Mark EP by 5 R V L N 5 3/13/20
Well, how long has it been since I really listened to any industrial music?
It has to have been at least five years. It's just not something that strikes me like other genres of music do.
When it's done right, it's something that can be ever so enjoyable, but I lose interest when it's not done on, you instruments.
Then it becomes more like hip hop to me which I don't listen to for their musical prowess, in most cases anyway. So, 5 R V L N 5 (pronounced surveillance) isn't like my Industrial Yardstick, the seminal Psalm 69 by Ministry.
It's kind of like what would happen if Al Jourgensen were on the pot rather than sounding like he's knee deep in speed.
It's an intriguing listen for sure.
Rating: C+ Bandcamp Facebook
Well, how long has it been since I really listened to any industrial music?
It has to have been at least five years. It's just not something that strikes me like other genres of music do.
When it's done right, it's something that can be ever so enjoyable, but I lose interest when it's not done on, you instruments.
Then it becomes more like hip hop to me which I don't listen to for their musical prowess, in most cases anyway. So, 5 R V L N 5 (pronounced surveillance) isn't like my Industrial Yardstick, the seminal Psalm 69 by Ministry.
It's kind of like what would happen if Al Jourgensen were on the pot rather than sounding like he's knee deep in speed.
It's an intriguing listen for sure.
Rating: C+ Bandcamp Facebook
