Very Plath

Affluenza, quirky keyboards and bass with a smattering of percussion. Quite a mellow, slightly off-kilter track. Two minutes in and it has changed form, with bass predominating and melody lain over the top. The end is almost manic. I liked it!-)

Holy Mother Hindlay is a complete track from the start and I like the additions as they pop into the mix and release their variations. Lovely focus on the beat and rhythm about half way in that breaks back into the groove smoothly.

Rohypnol is ace from the start, nicely paced and filled with suitable sounds and rhythms. I like the bass riff and the piano brings in a nice ambience. Lots of cool diversity in the second half of the match.

Very Plath sounds like a primordial soup bubbling away, with some deep movements underneath. The bass line stands out again, with a nice mellow keyboard layer. I could read The Bell Jar over again with a new slant on the book. Flourishes of synthetic noise come in about halfway, and strum for a while, then a roaring chorus to complete the track.

Hot Hello sounds brilliant from the start. Rhythm kicks in and synth sounds resounding. There's that bassline again, leading the way, leaving the other elements of the track to wander here and there, forming a melodious industry. Nice track, I like. Ending captured the essence of how I am feeling right now!

Non-Doctor is a well-balanced, very accessible track, with an understated melody that weaves its way around the rhythm structures. Quite chilled.

Song 7 has an oriental tang, will it be sweet and sour? Percussion and bass start us off with a light melody, that is quite jolly. Drums come in and fill the gap as the track explores its own possibilities. Nice variations on the theme of 7, my lucky number.

Sisters At The Wheel, has a lovely unique rhythm, coupled with various instrumentation. Bass is strong again and gives a good foundation for the flourishes and changes the track goes through. Interesting stuff.

Worm worms its way out of the speakers. Bass established quickly with accompaniments, making a laid back track to start, but the pace is stepped up a bit as it goes along its merry way. Then back to the main theme, with some lovely layers. Subtle but curiously strong.

Kursk seems to prove a point at last, all these tracks fit together very well as an album. It's almost like they are all related in some way. Very listenable overall and will get played again for sure. I've got a collection of about huge size so that's quite an achievement in those particular terms. Trolley has pulled it off and I've still got the remixes to listen to!-) Thanks again.

Quite unlike anything else yr likely to hear anytime soon - Takes in every type of genre and throws them into a big melting pot, a bit of a headfuck, but entertaining as hell.