I’m fine with this style of music acting as a short(er) segue between more tangible songs, but itself is not a tangible song to these ears (and struggles to justify its 5:05 run time). Track 5 “Mir Inoi” just does nothing for me: it’s quite deliberate in its pace, adjusts the “trippy” dial to 11, has no real hook to entice, and just lacks any real bite. The second half of the album is where I start to lose interest. (For the record, “an Bat None” is incredibly awesome IMHO.) Whether or not that’s appealing will depend on the individual listener.
But this small blip on the radar will become more significant as the album progresses. Thankfully track 4 “an Bat None” brings us right back to where we started. Bottom line: I could see this track scaring off a potential, new fan of this amazing band. Granted, the fuzzed-out guitars do make a guest appearance, but they’re not an integral part of the package this time around. Most of the guitar fuzz has been scrubbed out for clean tones and the general feel of the song is that you’re locked into some kind of trance accompanied by visual effects.
#Kairon lol full
When you start up side B, or track 3 “Welcome Blue Valkyrie”, you’d better hope the acid is kicking in because this band has gone full psychedelic on our collective longbuttz. Yes, the first two songs on side A of the vinyl are easy contenders for a potential “greatest hits” compilation from the band, then things take a turn for the… different. My prediction, after listening to Polysomn about 100 times, is that they’re moving away from this style. We are treated to several spatters of that legacy sound on several of the tracks on here, just not all of them. One of the Kairon IRSE! staples that I often enjoy is the fuzzed-out, almost brickwalled guitar tones that wouldn’t feel out of place on a stoner rock album. Well, there’s a reason, and we’ll eventually get to that. “Why did you tease us?” you’ll be screaming at your turntable. And should we be worried?” But after the first minute passes you’ll feel right at home as there’s an immediate (but not jarring) shift into a song that could easily fit into either of their previous releases. First and foremost you’ll be thinking, “this is an odd new take on their signature sound.
How does Polysomn stack up against their previous releases? And will somebody new to Kairon IRSE! enjoy their Junior release? I have the answers, dear reader.įrom the moment you hit play on the first track of this album, you will experience a rollercoaster of emotions. It’s been several months since the album’s release and because I am a master procrastinator, it is time to finally review it.
#Kairon lol Pc
Same here with the PC and Mac, lets not just compare the raw power of the processors.Several years ago I forced you all to check out a terrific band from Finland that incorporates elements of progressive rock, psychedelia, and stoner rock: Kairon IRSE! In the time since then they had skyrocketed into one of my top 10 bands of all time and I was able to obtain the vinyl release of both of their previous full-length albums… and then in 2020 they announced a third, called Polysomn, whose vinyl I also ordered from our friends at Svart Records.
#Kairon lol mac
Maybe thats why mac users have the illusion of being faster because we simply have more time and energy to concentrate on what we doĪll the PC users bash 3Dmark as just eye candy that dont give u any idea how fast your real games are going to run When i use a Mac, i have to worry less about patches, security updates, whether my new leaked detonator is going to crap my com and blah blah blah As a mac user, i admit that PC users have faster processors that churn out all that rare benchmark results that bash macs like crazy and yes u guys have higher memory bandwidth and FPU and blah blah blah performanceīut the experience of using a computer is not only about rare speed, there are other things that ppl care about like stability, user-friendliness, the eye candy, security and blah blah bah
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