Tag: Victims Music Company
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Delavelour
Greg Fenton reviews Delavelour – Get Whatchu Want – Poésie Angulaire Animated by the distinctive language of electrical disturbance, this brilliantly fiery production signposts all manner of illicit scenarios in its wake. Driven by an excitable pulse of originality, commanding tribal drums set the pace alongside smouldering, suggestive vocals, chunky bass and a dazzling array…
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M O N I T O R S – Plastic Jesus (Better Prophecy Rework) – Victims Music Company
Revisiting their 2017 version of this MONITORS now revitalise Plastic Jesus as a masterclass in atmospheric intention. Antoine Becks smouldering vocal remains centerstage as shimmering, synthesizes sounds wash over the stereo producing something that is both bold, dark, and deeply invigorating. Accompanied by a loose shuffle of percussion occasional hints of melody tease your expectaion…
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Monitors – Plastic Jesus – Victims Music Company
First things first. This is undoubtedly a great piece of music. Not quite this, not quite that but a collection of smouldering notation that touches melancholy melodies while feeling completely energised, imaginative, thought-provoking. The arrangement allows room for manoeuvre as ideas lift and fall while Antoine Becks breathy voice intones and beckons. By the time…

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