Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Triggered.

"It's weird this is more digestible than any of Sunn or Scott Walker's previous works. I like it. "

you think so? I find walker's sparse folk albums to be immediately listenable

Album Rating: 3.0

scott walkers made pop albums in the 60s and 70s haha O_O

if u bitch about rating after one listen you take ratings too seriously just saying

Album Rating: 3.7 | Sound Off

there we go, bud bud!

anyways another attentive listen this still is not remarkable IMO and you can have ur own opinion, but i plan to play it enough to get positive association through repetitive exposure and hearing others talk about it positively q:

ill fit myself cozily inside your rear

I'm digging Black One a good bit. I'll try to check this soon.

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Best to approach it not expecting it to sound like Sunn O))) and expecting more late era Scott Walker.

Very interesting.

anyone listen to tribes of neurot that shit is delicious

Album Rating: 4.0

yea sweet

y'all peep the omalley fact mix yet doe?

Album Rating: 4.0

bro what series is that avatar from anyway



it looks so familiar

Serial Experiments Lain
it's Reika, one of her girlfriends from the first few episodes
she makes a few funny faces in the background
http://i.imgur.com/rWAJmov.jpg

Album Rating: 4.0

Oh yeah



I think I have repressed most memories I had about that show



*gloooooooom*

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

So, while I'm a fan of Scott Walker's recent albums, I would like to see a return to the more subtle approach Tilt had. He seems to be all about becoming increasingly blunt and crude. And I respect him for that, he does a good job with it. I also know it's silly to ever expect or want Scott Walker to revisit anything he did in the past, and I don't want him to rehash tilt. I'd just like to hear him over something with a similar sort of subtle, hazy dreamlike quality like that album had. Even the Drift was closer to that approach, and it felt like there was more "sophistication" (I can't explain) to how it was carried out.



I'd call Tilt more eerie compared to the Drift's scary and Bish Bosch's icky.

Album Rating: 2.5

For this type of style, It's passable

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Something I noticed is that Bish Bosch seems to have more in common with "experimental/avant garde" rock or metal albums in terms of arrangement, where the Drift and Tilt felt closer to some 20th century classical in approach (not claiming it is anywhere near as complicated or anything, just the angle it was coming from).



I've also observed how many metal fans seem to latch on to Bish Bosch and rank it higher than the Drift or Tilt. It's more immediate and less subtle/dense and the strangeness/silliness is more like a slap in the face compared to the two that preceded it.



That's why Soused was really not much of a surprise beyond the fact that Scott Walker pretty much never collaborates with anyone.

yeah scott rules