Glass Ghost - Idol Omen
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Glass Ghost
Idol Omen
Western Vinyl
Had they been birthed 33 years ago, Glass Ghost could’ve scored Eraserhead. Their listless, dreamlike beats are ineffably haunting, coaxing the listener into a postindustrial wasteland ruled by rusted machinery. There is, however a Masochistic beauty to be found in the audio horror of the Brooklyn duo. The inverted vocals of Eliot Krimsky violently gasp for air, as if trapped in the nightmarish world you had always hoped for only to reach the promised land and yearn for a single sign of life. Synthesizers have never sounded so daunting and undanceable. – Izzy Cihak
Idol Omen
Western Vinyl
Had they been birthed 33 years ago, Glass Ghost could’ve scored Eraserhead. Their listless, dreamlike beats are ineffably haunting, coaxing the listener into a postindustrial wasteland ruled by rusted machinery. There is, however a Masochistic beauty to be found in the audio horror of the Brooklyn duo. The inverted vocals of Eliot Krimsky violently gasp for air, as if trapped in the nightmarish world you had always hoped for only to reach the promised land and yearn for a single sign of life. Synthesizers have never sounded so daunting and undanceable. – Izzy Cihak
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