Duck Stab/Buster & Glen

The only reason this is here is because it’s from before streaming, when if you bought a shit album you had to convince yourself you liked it.

Their bio states they have no face, no names, no gender. I wish they had no album.

This is exactly the kind of electronic, avant-garde, wacked out shit I signed up for.

Sometimes I think I'm okay; I am a normal, well-adjusted human being. But then I remember how much I genuinely enjoy The Residents.

1 Oh my God it’s the eyeball dudes. I’ve heard of these guys, but I’ve never listened to anything they’ve put out, mostly due to the general discomfort they give me. And I gotta say, going in with just that knowledge, somehow all of my expectations were met. Yep, it’s just a bunch of weird noises and voices for 35 minutes. There’s a certain 60’s Saturday morning cartoon vibe buried in all of the chaos that I think I had mild appreciation for, but that’s probably the most positive thing I can say about this album - when I realized the first track Constantinople is the band’s most popular on Spotify, I knew I had a very, very long listen ahead. Ironically, compared to many of the other albums I’ve rated poorly thus far, there’s actually quite a bit that’s remarkable and stood out to me across my listening, but I feel like trying to express any of it into any kinds of words here would be a massive waste of time for everyone involved. I’m convinced that no one actually listens to this kind of stuff out of pure personal enjoyment, and it instead becomes known and popularized from the kinds of reactions you get from people when you put it on. If you’re into really bizarre or trippy stuff for whatever reason, I guess give this a listen. If you’re looking to enjoy some new music, I suggest listening to quite possibly anything else. This shit made me want to listen to The Beatles. In summary, art rock is dumb - there’s nothing profound about making your music unlistenable. At least this one wasn’t as aggressive as that Suicide album.

It's brilliant. I can't imagine Ween, Primus or any number of wonky abstract acts existing without this existing first. And they beat Daft Punk to the masks. And they ruined Happy Birthday. It is a thing of great wonder and I love it.

I don't want this in my life

NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE If you've arrived at this album with the intent to take the Residents seriously then you've already failed. Their Dadaist approach to music has allowed them to experiment and venture into areas that no other musical artists would dare approach. A complete disregard for melody and structure gives them free reign to explore dissonance, new forms of instrumentation, and (most importantly) humor. The Residents revel in being inaccessible and strange. That being said, it's not a very pleasant listening experience, is it? It certainly excels in being an abstract horror for the ears, but it's rarely something that I would listen to for my own enjoyment. Perhaps that is the end goal of the Residents, given their reputation. It's an album worth trying at least once. NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE

This must be a joke. I’ve been reviewing these albums for over two years and this has to be the worst one yet.

Dogshit

The correct way to do that avant-garde type shit.

10/10 The Residents are so fucking cool and crazy this is beyond just music, it’s transcendental art

Okay, this is epic. Time for a break from all the humdrum rock albums, here's something freaky deaky. Album so weird that I had to play it on my headphones so as not to scare everyone in the house, including the dogs. Love how creepy the vocals are sometimes, really processed to hell and back. The fact that this is from the '70s makes it that much more impressive. Could you imagine walking into your son's room in 1978 and hearing him listen to this? I'd probably call the police. Never heard of these guys before, but color me intrigued. "Constantinople" is absolutely insane, and I loved the really weird birthday song on here. I would rather hear a dozen more albums like this from the forgotten freaks living in tunnels beneath our world than hear another Elvis Costello snoozer. Spooky fun! Favorite tracks: Constantinople, Blue Rosebuds, Birthday Boy, Hello Skinny. Album art: Love love love the color scheme, I'll repeat it as many times as we get one: red/white/black makes for some of my favorite covers out there. A psycho magician guy making the titular stab of the titular duck. Great show. 4/5

The Residents are bit like communism in that I like them better in theory than I do in practice. And maybe it’s the years I’ve spent listening to weird, out-there music, but this record isn’t nearly as unlistenable as some of you make it out to be. In fact, I’m willing to bet if someone put Tom Waits’ phony-ass gravel voice over top of this music, most of you a) wouldn’t realize it wasn’t actually a Tom Waits record and b) would be falling all over yourselves to praise it.

This shit is wild. I'll stab a duck right now if Gene and Dean Ween didn't go ape over this at some point in their lives. I'm not sure how to rate this. I liked this a lot but it's not a "put it on anytime" album. You need to be in a really specific mood for this. Oh dear, that overall community score is just too low. I guess it has to be a 5 now. I'm doing my part.

It’s like Primus’s even weirder uncle.

Started off thinking it was shit, but it was a grower not a shower, and after a while I started to enjoy it somewhat. Not enough to rank it alongside my other 3 stars. But I will listen to more of them, and perhaps it will continue to grow. Definitely not one for the gym. Probably not the best whilst driving. Potentially alright in the bath, if you've munched down a handful of mushrooms beforehand.

This free flowing, unbridled creativity. One of the best compositions of all time, and The Residents kept it up for decades to come! Legends.

I love this mental stuff, I don't care. Go away and listen to your War On Drugs albums.

Just when I thought this experiment has shown me the lowest lows, this crap comes around the corner and proves me wrong

they say that art disturbs the comfortable and comforts the disturbed. an album that would make zappa proud, no doubt. dissonant, alien, surreal, anxious... a majority of the songs seem less like songs and more like cries for help. a few decent tracks like the one i've picked make you feel like you're in a demented moshpit, but a giant majority are just... weird.

Well this was a wild ride, but not particularly fun. This arty type genre of music certainly pushes the boundaries of what we consider to be music with only a vague resemblance to traditional melody, rhythm and vocals. Similar to say Trout Mask Replica, it takes considerable effort to get through, but the extremely poor and muddled audio quality ultimately makes it a frustrating exercise.

To review this album for its musical merit would make about as much intellectual sense as appraising the aftermath of a bloody and horrific car crash for its colour scheme or aesthetic. It would be an insult to all involved. Instead, I will evaluate this album for the only purpose it can possible be useful for; a method of torture during interrogation: “Highly effective! If I was subjected to it once more, I would gladly rat out everyone I’ve ever known and loved, just to switch it off - 5 stars”

This needs to be removed from this list

This is currently one of the lowest rated albums on this site and while it’s not exactly an instant 5 stars for everyone, I would argue this whole experience would be much more rewarding if the author dug deeper with inclusions like this instead of the complete discographies of everyone who ever feuded with a Gallagher brother.

Curiously, this is the most listenable Residents album I've had the opportunity to explore so far. That duck voice in "Constantinople" and many other tracks from this 'double-EP' reminds me of the sorts of surreal antics David Lynch would perform as a musical artist many years later. The result is moody and disturbing, but also evocative, and often endearing (in keeping with Lynch's cinematography). Some of the textures and instrumentations are hypnotic. And many moments are frankly groundbreaking for the time period. It might be a stretch to consider any Residents album as "essential records", yet I respect the 1001 Albums book for trying hard to include the weirdest sort of experimental music that can exist, here rubbing shoulders with blatantly commercial pop artists whose success in the charts is light-years away from the underground fame painstakingly reached by the dadaist outfit (the problem, as always, is to decide which sort of experimental stuff you must select). Ironically, I will say the same thing about the Residents than the thing I've recently said about the Monkees or Britney Spears: a compilation or playlist of the best cuts in their discography is probably more satisfying and dynamic than discrete studio albums. That said, being the underdog that they are because of their niche "artistry", the Residents deserve as many benevolent takes and open-minded assessments as they can garner. Which why I will bump my own grading of this album a notch. This won't save this record for its infamously low global score on this app. But it will be my good deed of the day. 3.5/5 for the purposes of this list of "essential" albums, rounded up to 4. 8.5/10 for more general purposes (5+3.5). Number of albums left to review: 77 Number of albums from the list I find relevant enough to be mandatory listens: 397 Albums from the list I *might* include in mine later on: 230 Albums from the list I won't include in mine: 297 (including this one)

It's like if the Max Headroom hijacking incident was an album

This makes me want to Ducking Stab myself in the ear holes.

This is without a doubt the worst thing I've ever heard. I'm actually glad it's on this list to raise awareness for people to stay far away. At least with some genres like heavy metal I can kind of understand why some people might enjoy it. No one enjoys this music. This is nauseatingly bad. 0/10 (0/5)

Cool. Cool cool cool. So glad I got to hear this before I died. Look, I've heard plenty of "weird" shit in my time, and I'm completely open to absorbing all forms of artistic expression. And yes, I hear the Primus and Ween and all of that in this album. But this is just boring. It's not particularly challenging or satirical the way a Zappa or Beefheart record would be, and there's nothing here that keeps me invested in terms of melody or production. It feels like Outsider music without sparking a sense of curiosity for how it was created. The band's decision to keep their identities anonymous is perhaps the most intriguing thing about all this, but even then, I really don't care who's behind the masks. Maybe people did back in 72.

what in the fuck did i just listen to. absolute trash. Avant-garde art experiment masquerading as "music"

When the album first started I had to check whether or not my speakers were broken. They weren't it was just the horrific music ( if I can call it that ). I couldn't even tell what instruments they were trying to play. I thought the worse music I ever heard was my sister playing the voiln. However, this is a billion times worse. If I could rate this with negative stars I would. Whoever put this on the list of 1001 best albums was either stoned, drunk or paid a handsome fee to sneak it in. I should have listened to my friend "No, please El G, I beg you, save yourself this torment" Sorry Chris

Having to listen to this album borders on psychological torture. It’s only 35 minutes but is a continuous assault on the senses. 1/10

Fucking awful.

Fun to see something this demented appear on this list. #residentssweep

I'm not sure "enjoyed" is the right word, but I appreciated hearing this. It sounds like people allowing themselves to be the strangest version of themselves, and I find that inspiring. Interesting reading about their long and storied history, avanti garden approach and anonymity. I am amazed that they are still active as a band in 2023.

"Duck Stab/Buster & Glen" is the fifth studio album by American art rock group the Residents. Experimental rock. Yeah, I'd say. "Duck Stab!" was originally released as an EP. It sold out quickly and was re-released with the B-side "Buster & Glen," which was intended to follow up "Duck Stab!" A decent critic description of their music is "songs as nursery rhymes that blend the sinister with simple." A pennywhistle and a voice which sounds like the singer just engulfed helium opens "Constantinople." The pace picks up with horns. It's musically busy and sounds like a skit. "Sinister Exaggerator" darkens the tone with synth keys, a beat and foreboding, exaggerated strings. The narrator is telling someone that he is basically a piece of shit. The lyrics include Elmer Fudd, oyster beds and saliva. A distorted gazzo or maybe a violin begins "Bach Is Dead." The vocals repeat "Bach Is Dead." It's a song about musical elitists and that there is other good music out there. "Lizard Lady" has piercing keys, muffled vocals and a woman screaming. Oh, it's about a woman getting kidnapped by a lizard. "Weight-Lifting Lulu" is a chilling song musically and lyrically as the singer describes a man who loves Lulu's charm but not her weight-lifting body. The man gives a gun to the grandfather who shoots her. Didn't see that coming. The best way to describe this music is the sound of distorted notes of instruments which carry the melody mixed with a background of 50's/60's cartoon music and nonsensical lyrics which sometimes might have a deeper meaning. And, yes, somehow I liked this album because of all this. I think their favorite instrument might be the gazoo. Their influence is undeniable for bands such as Primus. The Residents have 60 albums overall. I wouldn't recommend trying to listen to them all but you might get a kick out of some of the songs on this album or you might feel like throwing your shoe through the window.

The Residents sound like a band that you’d see playing in a bar in an early David Lynch movie. I couldn’t listen to this LP before I went to bed because I was sure it would give me nightmares. The fact that they can create such an eerie, uneasy vibe is worth an extra point or two. I added another point when I saw in Spotify that it was released in 1972, which would make it “proto” something or another. But that seems to be a typo. 1978 sounds about right.

This was a trolling attempt right

Never again

Amazing. A perfect 1 star.

This wasn't any dumber than Piper at the Gates of Dawn.

# Album Name: Duck Stab-Buster & Glen # Artist: The Residents # Rating: 1/5 # Comments: Absolute dog shit. This is not music. This is wank. # Top Tunes: You wot? Absolutely sweet FA # Would I listen to it again? I wouldnt give this one to my worst enemy.

This is...something. If I hear the word Constantinople one more time I may scream. Blue Rosebuds is awful too. At least its only 35 minutes long?

Welp, I found my tolerance line. This Ducking Terrible.

15 seconds in, I felt that duck's pain.

They no longer need to waterboard people for info - they just play this album out loud, it's more effective Whoever added this to the list needs to be checked over by a mental health professional because they're clearly not doing well 1 ⭐️

this is not music -1/5

I did this project to get out of my comfort zone. Maybe my comfort zone wasn’t so bad.

dadaism in music form

Fucking awful

Bro, c’mon. No. Skip

This is painful, do I actually have to finish? I did, but through gritted teeth bc that was hot trash. Also lol at them first sending me to the deluxe 2 hour edition foh. I’d rate this lower if I could.

WOW WE FOUND THE WORST ALBUM this album is fucking weird. also two hours long. This stressed me out to listen to. If I could give less than one star, I would

Pure trash. I couldn’t rate this low enough.

Jesus, I can't believe I made through the entire album. This just may be worse than that dude who named all his albums after himself. I kept thinking this is what an album by the Munchkins from Wizard of Oz would sound like. I laughed a couple times, then realized I had another 30 minutes of this stuff. Then I cried a little and finished the album. For me, this may have taken over the #1 spot of the worse things I have ever heard musically. Will not revisit. Will never listen again. This is where I wish you can rate as a negative number. Will, loving your reviews! Keep it up. Ha.

Yeah…no thanks…

The soundtrack to an art school version of the Smurfs, leaning heavily on Gargamel as the antihero. Mostly tedious crap, with occasional brief moments where it is mildly entertaining.

What the fuck

My kind of humor, my kind of madness. I like things that both alienate and fascinate which this album does in abundance. Disjointed melodies, surreal lyrics, and unsettling atmospheres, what more could you ask for?

I have no idea how to rate this. I hated almost every second, but this is what I signed up for in the first place. You just have to admire this complete commitment to whatever artistic vision they decided on. If you think Tom Waits is only slightly odd, this might be for you.

A fascinating and entertaining 35 min. Like listening to a creepy cartoon.

As a longtime Primus fan, heard a few familiar tracks on this one. This is nice and weird, love it!

This album is straight up anti-music if I've ever heard it, even more so than something like Captain Beefheart. Supremely strange but so intriguing and unsettling at the same time. I didn't know I wanted this in my life but will most likely be coming back to it. 7/10

“I have no idea what’s going on.” -Towlie, South Park These guys miss the mark of typical music by so much, so often that they made a new mark. Experimental art rock? Um yeah. The amount of LSD consumed while making this album has got to be impressive. I should hate this, but I don’t. I like it. Like I said: I have no idea what’s going on.

A new experience for me. At first I was very put off by the vocalist's off key voice, but it suits the lyrics. I can't listen to this as background music ... yet. Over time I may be able too, but there is so much crazy in this, that my mind keeps getting drawn in to the sound and lyrics.

This sort of feels like the evil version of Sparks. I mean, you got high register, goofy songs that take some getting used to, especially when it comes to this album. However, the Residents are not here to make pop masterpieces, but rather avant garde art that can be hard to stomach for the average person. Me liking this album does not mean those who don't are dumb, because of course not, this is just straight weird. I'm just intrigued and pulled in by the shock of it all, so when you get something that actually rocks, it really does rock. If anything I'd say the amount of songs makes it repetitive to listen to, not so much strange, although that is certainly there. I don't know man, I just think this is a neat collection of the anti-mainstream and macabre, and it scratches some itches doing so.

I've always found it curious that the albums with the lowest average user ratings on this website are largely the more experimental releases. Well, OK, "curious." I suppose I shouldn't be too surprised that the material that aims the hardest to challenge the listener would be collectively rated so low. And it's like, I don't even mean that in the sense of like "Oh, the common person is an **idiot**" or "Oh, they don't **wanna** be challenged." Nothing like that — 'coz I get it. Honestly, truly, I do. Every time I've run across a post-punk album, I've winced. I've never looked forward to one, and more often than not, I find I was right not to. Heck, I have this whole perception in my mind that post-punk — pure post-punk, that isn't adjacent to New Wave or whatever — is a genre for people who're up their own asses, acting as if making unlistenable shit on purpose somehow counts as "art" and I should like it for that. I'm not assuming they're insincere in their efforts, but just that if I told them I didn't like their work they'd be really snobby in telling me "I just don't get it." And, yeah, maybe I don't. But I don't particularly like the material enough to try to, y'know? And, y'know, that's probably the reason most people would give to why they don't like albums like this, or KOLLAPS, or most anything else on this website's bottom twenty. And that's all completely fair and reasonable. Believe me, I am sympathetic. But for my money, I wouldn't use that reason at all on a group like The Residents, and simply because, well, they're outsiders. Take it from someone who's had a long-standing interest in The Residents, I've never gotten the impression they were ever pompous or snobby about any of this. This, as strange as it can be, is just the stuff they wanna be making, damn how anyone else feels about. They're not practitioners of the Theory Of Obscurity for nothing. I mean, why do you think they kept anonymous for so long? So I'm willing to be easy on them. I mean, just on a base level I appreciate anything that wants to challenge me; if I had the final say in matters, you'd have far more flatly boring albums on the website's bottom 20. Although there's a funny thing about me and the more experimental music on the list, and that's that... Well, I can't think of a better way to put it: I might get it **too much**? Take something like TROUT MASK REPLICA, another infamously low rated album. I can hear all the way it's weird and off-putting and strange, and I understand it all perfectly well — enough so to the point where I find I end up hearing past it and I'm just left with a bunch of blues music. For sure unusual blues music, but blues nonetheless, and I'm left wondering what's supposed to make it so special. Part of it might be that I've spent my whole life hyping myself about how weird they are, so when I actually do get down to listening to it, well, it just can't compare. So let's actually get down to talking about the album itself now. Taking it as a whole (because even though this is a compilation of two EPs, I can't much tell them apart)... Yeah, it's strange stuff alright. You'd only need to listen to the opening track, "Constantinople" (not "Istanbul") to get that much. There's this processed, come-on creepy duck-style voice singing, who knows what over bizarre instrumentation playing odd melodies... And if there's any structure, it's not immediately identifiable. It more feels like the track is just staggering around randomly, only barely keeping itself from falling over. And there's **something** recognizable there. You can't place exactly what it is, but it's there, and that might be the most off-putting thing of all. If you're not expecting it (and who could?)... Jeez, no matter how sympathetic I may be, I just can't imagine getting a shotgun blast to the face of this kinda stuff. And it hardly lets up from there. There's the occasional where it's... Less weird than it is normally. Heck, there are spots where in isolation it wouldn't sound strange at all — I don't wanna play up this thing's strangeness **too much** like I have to myself. But more often than not... Yeah, if you don't got the ears for it, then this must be some kind of Lynchian fever dream nightmare. A complete bizarro version of "normal music," such as it is. And I actually do like a lot of what I've heard here; I **do** have the ears attuned to this sound. I mean, heck, being the fan I am of Primus, it'd be weird if I **didn't** like this sound. But, y'know, like I said: although I might not be put off by its weirdness, there's still some part of me that's not... Terribly impressed by it? Not to the extent I was unimpressed by TROUT MASK REPLICA, but still, more than anything else I just find myself nodding at it like, "Yep. That's outsider music alright." My problem might just be that I don't typically have much use for this kind of music. It's like, I can appreciate it all I want, but it's not like I'm going to be a part of my regular album rotation. Within the past few months, my big album listens have included Weird Al's STRAIGHT OUTTA LYNWOOD, The Weeknd's DAWN FM, and the soundtrack for the first SHREK movie. There's not much room for The Residents of any of their ilk. It's why as much as I've had an interest in them I've never really bothered to check them out. And I try not to have that sort of thing impact my opinion, but at the same time, y'know, I never wanna be dishonest about how I feel, so... I'll say this much: for my first Residents album, it didn't hurt like I'd always thought it would. If you're OK with experimental music and you know what you're getting into, it's a fine enough time. And, y'know, it does get me wondering if there are stronger Residents albums — I mean, this thing **is** two EPs slapped together, so I can only figure the ones that were always meant to be albums... Y'know? But for most people out there who'd listen to this thing... Once again, I can't blame them. It's not like I'm all **that** hot on this thing, either. Honestly, if anything, I should be giving credit to the people who stuck this thing out, even if they came out the other side giving this thing a 1. They still gave it a chance, and, hey, even discovering what you don't like is still expanding your musical horizons. I wouldn't call that a waste of time whatsoever. Listening to one of those boring-ass Britpop or psych rock albums, sure, maybe, but this? Absolutely not. Ignore the average — I think it deserves to be here.

Well, it's certainly as weird as advertised. I didn't hate it, but I tend to find the experimental stuff more charming than this. This grates on me the same way that Captain Beefheart does. It's not bad, it's just not for me 3/5

bat shit crazy

71% Best: Constantinople; Blue Rosebuds; Hello Skinny; Must-Hear? No, unless you really like experimental music.

its giving the blue man group

Weird AF. I didn’t hate it.

Groupe totalement inconnu. Cet album est une aventure en terrain inconnu. La surprise est totale, il ne ressemble à rien de ce que j'ai déjà écouté depuis 50 ans. La contrepartie est qu'il est extrêmement difficile d'accès, et difficile à évaluer ! =>+2 pour l'expérimentation soit 3/5

This isn't good by any metric you can measure, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't have fun listening to this one.

Har rullat på 10 låtar med dem på Spotify. Annorlunda, absolut. Inte hört detta album tidigare. Min fru bad mig stänga av. Eller rättare sagt, stängde jag inte av så sker ett mord.

This is absolutely not for everyday listening, but strange enough quite interesting. I couldn't turn it off.

Definitely unique. It's weird giving this 3 stars, as I usually give that to middle of the road, not particularly good, not particularly bad albums. This album isn't one of those, but flip-flops between "I wish I never had ears" and "This is musical genius"

I guess I'll give it a star for creativity because it was so unique but this was just flat weird

Not so good

Driving to work and listening to today's album was surreal. Getting up early and driving to work in -14 degree weather to go to a place that in the grand scheme of things I don't really want to be. Nine to five for over 20 years and to listen to this. I was going a little loopy. Bach is Dead almost broke me, but I've been loopy many times in my life. The last 3 tracks saved me from fully losing my mind. The stars mean nothing, I don't know what to do. Is this better than U2?

No. I listened to this back to back with “Low” from David Bowie, which isn’t exactly top 40 pop listenable stuff. But the difference is stark - Bowie manages to say something that feels like a complete, mature statement that is art. These guys sound like a bunch of high schoolers who could be good if they stopped fucking around in the studio. It’s immature and weird for the sake of being weird, not for the sake of advancing art or making a statement. Theres enough glimmers of talent that I won’t give it a one star but it’s close.

I was checking my history a couple of weeks ago and realised that, whilst I had had a good number of the highest rated albums on the list I had not had any of the lowest. The next day, I got Dagmar Krause’s Tank Battles, and today I got this. I was happier two weeks ago.

L'autre jour, j'ai fait la (mauvaise?) décision de checker les albums qui se trouve dans la liste, plus particulièrement ceux qui ne le sont pas. Y'a tellement de bangers, straight up CLASSIQUE qui sont absents, leurs places dérobées par des albums qui ne rentreraient même pas dans le top 100001 de la majorité des gens. J'ai donc eu l'idée de faire la critique de ces albums lorsque le générateur me proposera une parodie d’album comme aujourd'hui. BRAIN SALAD SURGERY, ELP - 5 Brain Salad Surgery est un album phare du prog rock, de l’electro et de la musique 8bits. Sortit en 1973, Emerson, Lake et Palmer ont créé un chef-d’œuvre de science-fiction qui transcende le médium musical pour se déployer à l’intérieur et à l’extérieur de la pochette, gracieuseté du grand HR Giger. Leur utilisation et maîtrise des synthétiseurs Low-Tech sont inégalée; nous n’avons qu’à comparer avec l’album «electro avant-garde» d’aujourd’hui, sortit 5 ans plus tard pour apprécier le talent d’Emerson au clavier et la composition orchestrale de Greg Lake (ainsi que le drum EXTRAORDINAIRE de Palmer).

And I thought Captain Beefheart was weird. Wow. And according to AllMusic, compared to their other albums, this is "probably the least experimental of the bunch". Still, I'm glad I listened to (some of) it. Many of the songs, like "Laughing Song", remind me of Les Claypool quite a bit. Interesting to see that Primus, Mr. Bungle, etc. didn't actually invent the circus-freak-music wheel. 2/5 for novelty, but probably will never listen to this group again.

3/10. It's hard to make a song about Constantinople that I won't like, but these guys did it. There were some kind of cool songs on there, and the sing-songy vocals did work with the weirdness of the sound, but at the end of the day it was just unpleasant to listen to much of the time.

14 canciones y 38 minutos. Me suena el nombre, pero no sé si los he escuchado alguna vez. Mmm por cultura musical vale, como música me parece una tomadura de pelo. 1 estrella.

2 ducks in a row and they both sucked, this one was worse.

respekt. hullunkurinen, avant-krantti sirkus.. sillon kun laulaja laittaa efektiä, helariefektiä niin tekee vaan mieli nauraa.. ei samankaltaista huumoria varmaan koskaan nähty.. ei yhtään alkanut vituttaan kun seitsemästoista kerta otettiin äänimodulaattori alvin ja maaoravat type kasdjfö ei muuta te mieli KUN HHAAHAHHHAH HAHAHAHAH ja hekottaa menemään... ja kuinka tärkeä ja kuinka tärkeä influentiaalinen ja kuinka tärkeä on ollut historiassa on .. HUUMORIA HUUMORIA:.. PIKKU PELLEILY JOS SATTUU NIIN KANNATTA KAATTOO VITTU PEILII.. KATTOKAA VITTU PEILII.. sinister exaggerator

There is experimental music and then there is this. Utterly insufferable.

Nah…I’m good, thanks.

No va

Entertainingly weird but I'm not sure how much I'd actually listen to it as it's genuinely unpleasantly out of key a lot. I'm interested but in a purely intellectual way.

The sound is terrible. It sounds like they were just trying to put whatever sounds. They could come up with together and put a beat behind it. I didn’t find any artistic value to this at all.

what the literal fuck is this

this is one of those rare occasions where I really wanted to like the album but couldn’t fucking stand to finish listening to it. it’s like they made good, interesting shit and then put forth great effort in making it unbearable for human ears. whoever listens to this regularly should seek therapy.

I would give it 0 if i could. What the fuck.

Albums like this make me wonder why I bother with this project. I hate suffering through these ugly noise albums. Ugh how’d they even find this crap smh

Playing through all the songs once is enough for 10 lives.

This one sure pushed my limits on my no skip rule. It did have a few bass lines that were groovy. A little bit of a Les Claypool feel to some songs.