Snuff - II (Vinyl, LP, Filth And Violence 2011)



A strange and mysterious cover, from what seems to be a swimming pool, immediately draws your attention. The green color and raw contrast make it look like a acid bath where you rather don’t want to take a swim in.

The content/sounds, represent much of the artwork itself. Nasty angled and uncomfortable feedback with hook like tones opens up the album. Desperate, yelling vocals drenched in despair and delay, and subtle crackles of noise quickly join this chaotic show of “sound violence”. At the mid part the feedback does a short solo piece and is than joined by distant clattering and rumbling, harsh noise. Here, we also hear a field recording, of what seems to be children yelling in an big open space, most likely a swimming pool, which is also portrayed on the cover of this release, like I mentioned before. Also delayed and looped sounds of voices come in after a while. Chaotic vocals come in again, making it a sickened mess of sounds. 

The other side of this LP begins with the same intense feedback, but this time with radio like vocals. They start rather remote, but intensify as the track progresses. Again a field recording with playing and yelling children (track called “Pink Lycra”) comes in. This time I can really hear the water flow, so there is no doubt this is actually from a swimming pool. But this track takes much longer than the one on the A-side. The penultimate track "Rule" has droning high electronics which are accompanied by a voice sample. Reading or talking about something (unknown to me). The last track “Dead Whore” has ear shredding and fast feedback, with depraved vocals pushing out the last bits of anger and hate. Very nice indeed.

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