Waiting For God: Desipramine
- Desipramine
- Inefficient Machine
- Positive I.D.
- Bitch
- Denial
- Tragic Cinderella
- Trust in Me
- Untitled
- Inefficient Machine (live w/Bill Briscoll)
- Guilt
You can certainly tell that Waiting For God is has headed into new musical
territory when the first track off "Desipramine" is three minutes of
rhythmically constructed noise. With the recent success of such rhythmic noise
acts such as Dive, Numb, P*A*L, and Noisex it seems that everyone is jumping on
the bandwagon. As a result this has allowed artists like Waiting For God to
push the envelope of their own music by incorporating noise concepts into their
already unique pseudo-Darkwave style ultimately yielding another new hybrid
sound. Causticity seems to be the musical element of predominance throughout
the album, albeit is a variety of different forms. Most of the tracks on
"Desipramine" are very stripped down with only minimal string arrangements
coating a variety of minimalistic percussion elements all run through analog
filters to give them a nice low-tech feel. The rest of the material remains
well within the musical borders exhibited on the band's debut release "Quarter
Inch Thick". In the end, it makes for a very well balanced album without
creating a sharp contrast in musical styles thereby aligning Waiting For God in
a strategic position for success.
Waiting For God is:
Daemon Cadman - vocals
Martin Myers - keyboards, guitar, programming
Greg Price- drums
Contact:
Re-Constriction Records
4901-906 Morena Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92117-3432
E-mail: chase@ttlnet.com
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